Their answer:

Admins have an audit UI (with search/sort/export), as well as token-based, ETag-enabled API access to retrieve events from an immutable audit log.

Quip Enterprise allows its customers the ability to search, index, export, and monitor all company data and user actions.

Their answer:

Customers can manage the provisioning of users with the SCIM protocol as well as authenticate with SAML.

Quip Enterprise supports a variety of provisioning options, including common APIs like SCIM.

Their answer:

Enterprises have access to a dedicated account manager who analyzes their problems and helps them optimize their use of the product.

Quip Enterprise buyers receive a dedicated account manager to support all users and custom team training/workshops.

Their answer:

Our customers can create custom (PS-style) integrations.

Quip Enterprise gives buyers access to an Enterprise API that can fully customize Quip's Live Apps. Quip also provides an Automation API to automate workflows, build bots, and integrate data from Quip into existing IT systems.

Their answer:

Two or more packages/options are defined by different features (i.e., with and without enterprise features).

Quip provides 2 different plans for its buyers. Quip Enterprise offers additional enterprise-ready features in the following categories: Support, Audit Logging, SSO, and Integrations.

Their answer:

Anyone with a @domain.com email address is given the option to request to join an existing team associated with that domain. Or, user provisioning is delegated to SSO functionality.

Collaboration is at the core of Quip's application. Quip allows users to be invited by a common domain but doesn’t allow for any additional team formation.

Their answer:

Basic roles (e.g., admin/user, or read/write vs. read-only) are available.

Quip provides 2 roles: Admin (Site Creator) and Member. Administrators can invite members in bulk, have access to billing information, and manage integrations. Members have read/write access to all documents in Shared folders.

Their answer:

We provide collateral and some administrative control over when major new features are made available to users.

Quip Enterprise provides buyers access to early betas and collateral on pending updates.

Their answer:

We automate patches, implement static code analysis, and conduct regular pen tests, threat modeling and security training.

As a Salesforce company, there isn't any reason to believe Quip doesn't follow enhanced security measurements. However, no information can be found on Quip's security practices.

Their answer:

There is no reporting.

Quip Enterprise doesn't offer any admin reporting tools for business operation purposes. No reports can be found on documents created, messages sent, or any other KPI for buyers to measure ROI.

Their answer:

Customers only have access to our multitenant SaaS.

Quip Enterprise does not provide any private deployment options for enterprise buyers. All buyers are subject to Quip's single-tenant environment. Because an organization might share highly sensitive or confidential information, Quip Enterprise could include more modern deployment options.