In Parallel for Enterprise Software Teams | In Parallel

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Enterprise software

Enterprise software is sold and delivered across long cycles and large stakeholder maps. The coordination overhead is enormous — and mostly invisible until something slips. In Parallel makes it manageable.

In short

In Parallel holds the full picture of a long, multi-team enterprise programme in one shared record, surfacing dependencies and keeping risks open until they are resolved. It supports SSO, SAML and SCIM, role-based access and EU data residency, and feeds governed organisational context to Copilot, Claude and other AI tools over MCP.

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Coordination at enterprise scale

When a programme spans a dozen teams and a year, no one can hold the full picture. In Parallel maintains it in one shared record, surfacing dependencies and keeping risks open as the programme moves.

The controls enterprise requires

In Parallel ships SSO, SAML, and SCIM, role-based access, and EU data residency — so security review is a checklist, not a blocker.

Makes your AI stack useful

Enterprises have invested in Copilot and Claude. In Parallel is the context layer that makes that investment pay off, feeding governed organisational context to every tool via MCP.

FAQ

Common questions

How does In Parallel handle enterprise-scale coordination?
It maintains the full picture of a programme spanning many teams in one shared record, surfacing dependencies and keeping risks open until they are resolved.
Does it meet enterprise security requirements?
Yes — SSO, SAML, and SCIM, role-based access, and EU data residency, so security review is a checklist rather than a blocker.
How does it improve our existing AI investment?
It is the context layer that makes Copilot and Claude pay off, feeding governed organisational context to every tool via MCP.

Start with your next meeting.

Bring your team in. Use every surface, including every other team's. From €29 per user per month, billed monthly, no commitment.

30-minute demo. We'll show you how meeting signals become a shared record of decisions, owners and risks.