edx-enterprise

What it is and what it does

edx-enterprise is a Django application that extends the Open edX platform with enterprise-focused features. It models organizations as Enterprise Customers and provides APIs and admin interfaces to manage enrollment, access control, SSO integration, and learner provisioning at scale. The package is tightly integrated with the Open edX ecosystem, depending on Django, DRF, edX utilities like edx-rbac and edx-opaque-keys, and a range of specialized Django packages for history tracking, field encryption, and feature flags.

The package is actively maintained (last release 4 days old) and used in production Open edX deployments. It exposes REST APIs for enterprise customer management, enrollment workflows, and integration with third-party systems via SAML and other SSO mechanisms. The codebase includes pipeline steps for filtering and enriching course data, admin enrollment views, and pluggable hooks for customization. Installation is straightforward (low friction, pure wheel), but deployment requires a full Open edX environment or compatible Django setup with database migrations.

Use it for:

• Provision and manage multiple enterprise customer organizations within a single Open edX instance with role-based access control.
• Integrate enterprise SSO (SAML, TPA) so employees enroll and authenticate via corporate identity providers.
• Apply enterprise-specific enrollment policies, discounts, and course access restrictions to learner cohorts.
• Track and report on learner progress and course completion at the enterprise customer level.
• Customize learner dashboards and course home pages with enterprise branding and context via pipeline filters.
• Manage enterprise admin roles and permissions for customer support and provisioning workflows.

Worth the install?

AI-flagged interpretation of the facts on this page — verify before relying

A Django application that provides enterprise features to the Open edX platform, centered on managing Enterprise Customer organizations and their course consumption.

Yes, if you are deploying or extending an Open edX platform and need enterprise multi-tenancy, SSO, and enrollment management. The package is actively maintained, has no known vulnerabilities, and is designed for this use case. No if you are building a standalone Django application outside the Open edX ecosystem—the 47 dependencies and tight coupling to edX utilities make it unsuitable for general-purpose use. AGPL licensing requires open-source compliance.

Install

edx-enterprise on PyPI

pip install edx-enterprise

uv add edx-enterprise

poetry add edx-enterprise

Installing edx-enterprise

Before you install

Active maintenance with a release 4 days old; low install friction from a pure-wheel distribution. Depends on 47 runtime packages including Django, DRF, and several edX-specific utilities, which may add complexity to your environment setup.

License in practice

Licensed under AGPL-3.0-or-later, which requires that any modifications or derivative works remain open-source under the same license. Suitable for internal or open-source deployments; not compatible with proprietary closed-source integrations without legal review.

Quickstart

pip install edx-enterprise

from edx_enterprise.models import EnterpriseCustomer
from edx_enterprise.api.v1.serializers import EnterpriseCustomerSerializer

Requires a Django project with configured database and the full Open edX ecosystem (or compatible Django setup); not a standalone library.

Verify before relying

• Minimum Python version requirement (classifiers list 3.12 but requires_python is unspecified)
• Whether the 47 runtime dependencies are all required or if some are optional for specific features
• Compatibility with Django versions other than 5.2 (classifier lists only 5.2)

Package facts

Evidence: edx_enterprise-8.9.0-py3-none-any.whl

Keywords: Django, edx

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