FAQs

• What is Innoslate Enterprise?

  Innoslate Enterprise is the on-premise version of Innoslate, designed for organizations that require full control over their data and infrastructure. It provides the same robust systems engineering and program management capabilities as Innoslate Cloud but is installed and managed on your organization’s own servers.

• How is Innoslate Enterprise licensed?

  Each installation of Innoslate Enterprise requires a unique license tied to your organization’s server. After installation, the system will generate a License ID. You’ll provide that ID to SPEC Innovations, and our team will issue a corresponding license file to activate your system.

• What security features are included?

  Security features may include:
  
  • Role-based access control
  • Single Sign On support
  • Audit logging and user activity tracking
  • Data encryption in transit and at rest
  • Alignment with common government and enterprise security frameworks
  
  Security configurations can be tailored to organizational requirements.

• Does Innoslate Enterprise support Large Language Models and AI capabilities?

  Yes. Innoslate Enterprise supports integration with Large Language Models to assist with engineering and requirements activities. AI capabilities may include assistance with requirements analysis, traceability support, content generation, model quality review, and knowledge discovery.

  Organizations can configure AI integrations based on their security and infrastructure requirements. This can include the use of externally hosted models or internally hosted models to support data governance and security policies.

• What deployment options are available?

  Innoslate Enterprise can be deployed in several ways depending on organizational requirements:

  • Secure cloud-hosted environments
  • Customer-managed cloud environments
  • On-premises deployments
  • Air gapped or restricted network environments

  These options allow organizations to align with internal security, compliance, and performance requirements.

   

• Does Innoslate Enterprise support containerized deployments such as Docker?

  Yes. Innoslate Enterprise supports deployment using containerization technologies, including Docker. Containerized deployment helps organizations standardize environments, simplify installation and upgrades, improve portability across infrastructure platforms, and support modern DevSecOps workflows.

  Docker-based deployments can also help organizations meet internal requirements for configuration management and infrastructure automation.

• Can I move my Innoslate license to a new server?

  Yes. If you need to migrate to a new server, contact SPEC Innovations Support to request a license transfer. You’ll need to provide your original license information and the new server’s License ID. Once verified, SPEC Innovations will issue a new license and deactivate the old one.

  Note: Licenses cannot be transferred without approval to ensure compliance and proper usage tracking.

• Can I use the same license on both a high-side (classified) and low-side (unclassified) network?

  No. Each environment—classified or unclassified—requires its own license. These are considered separate installations, even if managed by the same organization.
  This policy aligns with security and compliance standards that prevent data sharing between networks.

• How are Innoslate Enterprise licenses structured?

  Innoslate Enterprise licenses are tied to a designated server environment rather than individual user devices. This approach supports centralized administration, security enforcement, and infrastructure scalability.

  Enterprise licenses include a test server license (upon request) that allows organizations to validate upgrades, integrations, configurations, or process changes before applying them to production environments.

  SPEC Innovations also provides a 60-day migration license (upon request) if an organization needs to transition Innoslate to a new server infrastructure. This helps ensure operational continuity and minimize downtime during hardware or environment changes.