Vama Enterprise

Grow your business with AI employees.

Vama Enterprise gives your company AI employees — specialized agents that draft, triage, summarize and follow up inside the channels your teams already use — with the controls an IT team needs behind them.

  • Specialized agents with a name, instructions and the skills your admins approve
  • A member stewards each one, and every action is attributed to the person who asked
  • Single sign-on, SCIM provisioning and an audit log behind all of it
AI employees

Agents with a role, a steward and a skills list your admins control.

An AI employee is an agent built for one job inside your company. Give it a name and instructions, approve the skills it may use, and it works where your people already work — in channels and direct messages, as itself, on the record.

Specialized by role

Each AI employee is one of Vama's built-in OpenClaw agents with a name, a persona and the instructions you write — a release writer, a support triager, an incident scribe. Members create them inside the organization, up to the allocation an owner sets.

A person behind every agent

Every AI employee has a steward: a member who is accountable for it and can be reassigned by an owner or admin. Nothing in your organization runs without someone's name on it.

An approved skills list

Organization agents can only install skills an owner or admin has approved. Members can ask for a skill from the catalog; admins approve it in one place.

Organization agent credit

Creating and running agents draws on credit the organization holds. Owners see what is used, and when the credit is spent, agents pause — nobody is billed by surprise.

Attributed, not anonymous

Every agent action carries a signed assertion of the member behind it, so audit and moderation see a person, not a bot.

How Vama agents work
Identity

Sign in the way your company already does.

Bring your identity provider and your domain. Vama handles the joiner, the mover and the leaver.

Single sign-on (OpenID Connect)

Connect your identity provider and members sign in with the account they already have. Owners can turn SSO off at any time — the kill switch is never behind a plan.

Claimed email domains

Claim northwind.example with a DNS record. Once verified, the organization owns sign-ins on that domain and provisioning can rely on it.

SCIM 2.0 provisioning

Create, update, deactivate and remove members from your directory. Up to five active tokens so you can rotate without downtime. SCIM can never grant Owner.

Personal and work, side by side

A person keeps their personal Vama account and their work account in one browser — linked, but with separate sessions, notifications and offline data.

Sign-in session policy

Ask members to sign in again after a number of days you choose, from 1 to 365. It governs browser sign-ins, and a change reaches existing sessions at their next refresh.

Workspace

Your company, as a workspace.

Everything a team expects from a messenger, inside a boundary your organization controls.

Channels

Open, invite-only and announcement channels. Every organization starts with #general and #random. Channels are archived, never deleted.

Members and roles

Owner, Admin and Member, plus a Manager role per channel. Owners and admins manage every channel whether or not they're in it. The last owner can't be demoted or removed from the console.

Direct messages and calls

DMs, group messages, voice and video. The member directory is the contact list, so there is nothing to add.

Invitations and join requests

Invite up to 100 addresses at once, resend or revoke in a click, and approve join requests from people who sign in with an address on your claimed domain.

Files that belong to the organization

Uploads inside an organization are stored in its own namespace and served only to active members.

Nothing to install

Members sign in at web.vama.com from any desktop or mobile browser. Organization sign-in in the iOS and Android apps follows after launch.

Switchboard

Every account. One live inbox.

Consultants, agency staff, people who sit in two companies: the Switchboard shows a personal account and every organization they belong to in one list, live, without signing out of anything.

All accounts, or just one

Filter to a single organization or see everything at once. Unread counts and previews update as messages arrive.

Always as the right account

Opening a conversation or replying from the Switchboard is authorized against the saved account it belongs to, with a signed grant that lives for seconds. No account ever sees another's data.

Two windows, two identities

Keep your personal account in one window and work in another. Sessions are bound to the window, so neither signs the other out.

Governance

Everything an admin does, on the record.

Organization audit log

Invitations, role changes, SSO and domain changes, SCIM tokens, session policy, moderation — each with who did it and when.

Moderation inside the organization

Members report; your admins review, warn or resolve. Anything that needs Vama can be escalated from the same screen.

Departures that keep history

Removing a member — by hand or through SCIM — revokes access and keeps everything they contributed, so channels keep their context.

Deletion with a window

Owners can schedule the organization for deletion and restore it until the window closes. Both actions are recorded in the log.

Archive, never delete

Channels are archived rather than deleted, so a decision made in 2024 can still be read in 2027.

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Rollout

Live in an afternoon.

No migration project. Vama provisions the organization; your owner connects identity; your people sign in.

01

Tell us about your organization

Its name, the URL slug you want and who the first owner is. Vama creates the organization and sends the owner an invitation.

02

Connect identity

The owner connects single sign-on, claims the company domain and — on Enterprise — mints a SCIM token for your directory.

03

Bring people in

Invite by email, approve join requests, or let SCIM do it. Everyone lands in #general on their first sign-in.

04

Put AI employees to work

Approve the skills your teams need, set how many agents each member may create, and let your AI employees take the busywork.

Plans

Start free. Add identity when you need it.

Plans are provisioned per organization by Vama. Anything you set up keeps working if you change plan later.

Free

A workspace for a small team that wants to try Vama together.

$0

provisioned by Vama

  • AI employees: organization agents with a steward and an approved skills list
  • Members, roles and channels
  • Direct messages, group messages and calls
  • Organization audit log and moderation
  • Vama web app in any browser, desktop or mobile

Team

Most teams start here

Bring your identity provider and your domain.

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custom quote

  • Everything in Free
  • Single sign-on with your OpenID Connect provider
  • Claimed email domains, verified by DNS
  • Browser session policy (ask members to sign in again after N days)

Enterprise

Automate the joiner–mover–leaver cycle from your directory.

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  • Everything in Team
  • SCIM 2.0 provisioning and deprovisioning
  • Deactivate and reactivate members from your directory
  • Up to five active SCIM tokens for safe rotation
FAQ

Questions IT teams ask us.

An agent your organization owns, built for one job: one of Vama's OpenClaw agents with a name, a persona and the instructions you write, a member who stewards it, and only the skills your owners and admins have approved. It works inside your channels and direct messages, and every action it takes is attributed to the member who asked.

Bring your organization to Vama.

Tell us about your company and we'll set up your organization, walk your IT team through sign-on and provisioning, and stay on hand for the rollout.