Enterprise features October roundup

Lovable has introduced enterprise-focused capabilities designed for federated organizations, where central IT teams establish governance while individual departments build applications within approved guardrails. Private-preview deployment options for AWS and Azure allow applications, databases, storage, logs, and internal connectivity to operate within a customer’s own cloud account, while bring-your-own-key encryption gives administrators control over chat and project-history access. EU inference keeps supported AI requests on European model endpoints, failing requests that cannot be handled in the EU. Organizations centralizes identity, SSO, SCIM, workspace management, audit visibility, and internal app distribution across multiple workspaces, while workspace policies and approvals enable controls over publishing, PII findings, connectors, collaborators, and public access. The new Action center helps administrators address approval requests, orphaned projects, unusual credit use, security findings, and inactive public apps. Lovable also offers an administrative API for integrating workspace, project, analytics, and security information into internal tools, plus scheduled audit-log exports to platforms including Splunk, Azure Log Analytics, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage. The company plans organization-wide settings, expanded deployment feature parity, Google Cloud support, and additional API and policy features.

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