The Claude for Enterprise slash-command upsell now shows different messages for signed-out, policy-disabled, and org-gated users
What
The upsell message shown for the Claude for Enterprise (C4E) slash command was reworked from a single, unconditional message into separate cases:
- Users who are fully signed out (no API key and no OAuth credentials) now see a distinct message telling them so, rather than the generic Enterprise upsell.
- Users whose command is turned off by a managed/policy setting see a policy-disabled message.
- Users who are signed in but lack a C4E organization still see the original "ask your admin about migrating" message.
Each case now logs its own variant on the tengu_c4e_slash_upsell_shown telemetry event.
Why
Previously all users saw the same upsell text regardless of why the C4E command wasn't available to them, which was misleading for people who simply weren't signed in. Showing the correct message for each situation makes it clearer what a user actually needs to do.
The entry above is what we published on the day. These lines were added later, as Anthropic's own pages caught up, and they sit beside the original rather than replacing it.
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