checkout on the customer's phoneEmber for Enterprise: a feature review
We went back through our demo videos chapter by chapter and asked one question: which of these features actually matter to a enterprise business? Timestamps link each point to the moment it appears in the video.
Controls an auditor will ask about
From the Ember Plus video
Ember Plus’s control center shows PCI DSS and SOC 2 readiness: minimized PCI scope, no stored card numbers or CVV, required tokenization and quarterly ASV scans. Risk thresholds can be tuned without code.
Reports that run themselves
From the Ember Plus video
Report automation lets teams pick from ten report types — pipeline aging, fraud findings, missing documents, risk distribution and more — schedule them weekly, and email them to the right people.
Portfolio visibility
From the Ember Plus video
The operations dashboard tracks every file through an eight-stage status flow with B2B and B2C volume tiles, so leadership sees the whole pipeline at a glance.
Revenue reporting across markets
From the Media Growth video
For enterprise brands, the Media Growth Growth OS dashboard ties spend to leads and revenue across every channel and location.
Strengths for enterprise
- Granular roles and permissions
- PCI/SOC 2 readiness controls
- Automated scheduled reporting
- CRM and API integrations
What to plan for
- Production integrations run through a secure server-side gateway that needs setting up
- Enterprise rollouts need a defined implementation plan
The verdict
Enterprise teams get the most from Ember Plus’s governance features — permissions, security controls and automated reporting — with Media Growth adding revenue attribution across markets.
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