Enterprise apps are software specifically designed for use within large organizations, like corporations, hospitals, or government agencies. In contrast to consumer apps, these applications are developed to address specific business functions, enhance productivity, and streamline organizational processes. Enterprise apps are available either as cloud-based services or installed on local devices. 

Other characteristics that distinguish enterprise apps from consumer apps are:

• Focus on specific business needs. Enterprise apps solve complex problems related to various business functions, including finance, human resources, supply chain management, customer relationship management, and project management. They automate tasks, streamline workflows, and improve data collaboration across departments.
• Business systems integration. Enterprise apps often integrate with other business systems and platforms to create a unified digital ecosystem. This facilitates seamless data flow and eliminates information silos.
• Customization. Depending on the needs of the organization, enterprise apps can be customized to suit specific workflows and processes.

Some examples of enterprise apps

• Perfect Circles. A remote job and asset management app created by a Sydney-based team in collaboration with Appetiser Apps. It is suitable for businesses of any size and industry and features a Central Management System (CMS) for workflow, quoting, invoicing, scheduling, and asset management.
• Salesforce. Widely known as the industry leader in the CRM space, Salesforce helps businesses manage leads, track sales pipelines, and nurture customer relationships.
• Jira. Popular as a collaboration tool among software development teams, Jira offers tools for task management, workflow tracking, and bug tracking, facilitating agile project management.