Artmetria · Market for organisations

Enterprise

Market is built for one professional working carefully. Enterprise is the frame for when that work belongs to an institution instead.

It is the only Artmetria offer that is not individual. Every plan — Pro and Pro+ included — is one account, one person. Enterprise exists because a museum, a gallery group, an advisory firm or a research department does not work that way: several people touch the same case, and someone has to answer for it.

It is quoted, not priced — and it is built with an organisation rather than bought from a page.

Lucas Cranach, The Baptism of Christ, 1530s, oil on wood: two figures stand in a shallow river, one pouring water over the other, with a pine wood and grazing deer to the left, a walled hill town to the right, and a bearded figure in a cloud above.
Lucas Cranach — The Baptism of Christ, 1530sreproduction · The Cleveland Museum of Art

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What changes at that scale

The work stops being one person's.

A single researcher can hold a case in their head. An institution cannot: the person who opened a line of enquiry is not always the one who closes it, the position has to survive being handed over, and a year later someone will ask on what basis it was taken.

That is an organisational problem before it is a software one, which is why Enterprise is scoped in conversation rather than sold as a larger plan.

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What an Enterprise frame has to cover

Defined with you,
not before you.

These are the questions any serious organisational frame has to answer. Artmetria does not answer them the same way for a museum and for an advisory firm, so the scope is set per institution rather than published as a package.

  1. 01Shared accessWho in the organisation reaches what, and on whose authority.
  2. 02Roles and permissionsThe difference between reading a case, editing it, and signing it off.
  3. 03Organisational administrationAdding and removing people without a support ticket.
  4. 04Security and auditWhat was consulted, by whom, and when — kept as a record.
  5. 05Contractual supportA named scope, and someone answerable for it.

None of this is shipped today, and this page does not pretend otherwise. Enterprise is a positioning, and its execution opens with a pilot — which is exactly why the first step below is a bounded one rather than a signature.

Auguste Rodin, Eve Eating the Apple, c. 1885, terracotta: a figure group on a wooden base photographed against a plain grey ground, a nude figure crouching forward over a roughly modelled rock with its head lowered to its raised hands.
Auguste Rodin — Eve Eating the Apple, c. 1885reproduction · National Gallery of Art, Washington

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One method, many hands

The method does not change because the team grows.

Whatever the frame ends up covering, what it carries is the same discipline Market carries: sources kept with their results, coverage and confidence stated, and the difference between what is documented and what is inferred left visible. An organisation is precisely where that distinction stops being a nicety.

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How it starts

A pilot, with an end date.

The first step is deliberately small: one real question your institution already has, worked through with the products as they exist today, with an agreed scope and an agreed end. It tells you whether Artmetria is useful to you before anyone discusses a frame — and it tells us what your frame would actually need to cover.

Nothing is signed on the strength of a page.

Studio is a separate professional-services line: a Market subscription does not include a Studio engagement, and an Enterprise frame is not a Studio mission.

Before an institution, a professional

Start where the
work is today.

Most institutional conversations begin with one professional inside the institution using Market on a real case. Pro is the honest place to start.