Business Plan vs Enterprise Plan

[Clair_Arthur]

I am trying to understand if it’s possible to upgrade to the enterprise plan for only a few members of my organization. Essentially we are on the business plan for 50 seats. However, I really need my Project Managers to be able to access the resource planning offering available on the enterprise plan. I do not want to have to upgrade the other 47 users as they won’t need this information or offering. Is it possible to do this? Or do I need to separate everyone in my organization into Divisions? For context, we are a marketing agency and everyone needs access to the same projects but only a few users need the advanced settings while the rest need to view tasks and complete subtasks.

[lpb]

@Clair_Arthur,

Divisions allow you to have sets of teams (you choose them) at different plan levels, however they create silos so as you suspect wouldn’t work well in your case.

You can learn more about divisions here:

What I learned about divisions

Workspace, organization, division, we’ve all heard about it! But “division” is not the easiest one to understand [Update June 2023, thanks @lpb ] A new Guide article from Asana giving Divisions basic info in a clear way: And here is a summary of everything I have discovered over time on the subject! As an introduction, here is a quote from my friend @LEGGO, which is both a good summary and a good teaser for the rest of the post: “a division is like a collection …

You can contact Asana Sales, but short up upgrading your entire org to the new, more affordable Enterprise (not Enterprise+) plan is the only viable solution I know of.

Thanks,

Larry

[Richard_Sather]

Hi @Clair_Arthur , apart from @lpb 's response above, you can also find out about other features that you will get with the Enterprise tier (apart from the Capacity Planning that you mentioned) which you may find will benefit your other 47 users:

What you gain by upgrading to Asana Enterprise from Advanced (similar to legacy Business)

If you are under the impression that the Asana Enterprise tiers are just for large organizations that require more security, think again! Indeed, the legacy ‘Enterprise’ tier (now called ‘Enterprise+’) and the newly introduced ‘Enterprise’ tier unlock many security features within Asana’s Admin console, but over the past year, Asana has added numerous key features to the Enterprise tier, providing better control over standardization, consistency and scalability of your Asana system. What you m…