Q1: How is GitHub Copilot Enterprise priced?
A: It uses a per-user, per-month subscription model, with Enterprise pricing based on the number of licensed seats. NovaTech can provide a tailored quote and discount plan based on your team size and contract term. Please contact our solution consultant for details.
Q2: Will our private code be exposed or used for model training?
A: No. GitHub Copilot Enterprise explicitly states that customers' private code and prompts are not used to train public models by default. It also supports configurations that keep data entirely within the enterprise tenant to maximize code data security.
Q3: Which development tools and programming languages are supported?
A: It supports VS Code, Visual Studio, the full JetBrains family (IDEA, PyCharm, GoLand, and more), Neovim, and other mainstream IDEs and editors. It covers most mainstream languages and frameworks, including Java, Python, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and C++.
Q4: How long does deployment take?
A: Standard provisioning and baseline configuration can typically be completed within 1-3 business days. If SSO integration, custom security policies, or internal system integrations are required, the delivery timeline depends on the complexity, and NovaTech will provide a clear project schedule.
Q5: Who owns the intellectual property of code generated by Copilot?
A: For enterprise customers, the intellectual property of code generated using Copilot belongs to the enterprise. GitHub also provides IP indemnification. If a copyright dispute arises from the use of Copilot, GitHub will bear the related legal responsibility and compensation.
Q6: If we are already using the Business plan, can we upgrade to Enterprise?
A: Yes. NovaTech can help you complete a smooth upgrade, migrate existing users and configurations, and provide post-upgrade enablement training and policy optimization services.