Enterprise code is included with the OpnForm repository and Docker images,
but Enterprise features require an active self-hosted Enterprise license to
use.
When do I need a license?
What is included in Community self-hosted?
Community self-hosted installations include the core OpnForm product:- Core form builder and public form pages
- Form submissions and exports
- Embeds and the JavaScript SDK
- Webhooks and standard integrations available in your deployment
- Instance-wide email sending with
MAIL_*environment variables - Instance-wide domain configuration with
APP_URL,FRONT_URL, and your reverse proxy - Instance-wide file storage configuration, including local and S3-compatible storage
- Standard authentication and OAuth providers configured with environment variables
- OIDC SSO for up to 2 users across the instance
What is included in self-hosted Enterprise?
Self-hosted Enterprise unlocks advanced workspace and organization controls:An active self-hosted Enterprise license enables every Enterprise feature
listed above for the instance.
Instance configuration vs Enterprise workspace features
Some OpnForm settings exist at two levels. The instance-wide configuration is available to self-hosted installations without an Enterprise license. The workspace-level Enterprise feature gives specific workspaces their own dedicated controls.Custom domains can also exist at two levels: the domain for your whole
OpnForm instance, and custom domains attached to workspaces or forms. See
Using your own domain for the instance-wide
setup.