Competitors are repositioning upmarket. Notion introduced a new Enterprise tier and Linear published its first SaaS case study, both pointing to a Q3 push toward larger accounts. Asana's AI training data clause is the only item likely to need a customer-facing response.

Notion launched a new Enterprise plan at $30/seat/month, replacing the previous Business ceiling. The plan adds SSO, SAML, SOC 2 attestation, audit logs, 90-day retention controls, and a dedicated CSM. Existing Business customers are grandfathered through Q3 on a "Legacy Business" SKU.

Asana revised section 4.3 of the Terms of Service to permit using customer prompts and outputs for model improvement, with an account-level opt-out in settings. Effective in 10 days, aligned with their AI Assistant beta launch.

Linear published a new Ramp case study at /customers/ramp. The story claims a 40% reduction in support ticket volume and $2.1M in annual savings. First named enterprise reference on the customers index this period.

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