# How can enterprise companies run an ongoing beta program using BetaTesting's Enterprise Beta Community (Bring Your Own Users)?

Many enterprise companies want more than ad-hoc beta tests. They want a managed, ongoing community of their own customers, employees, or advocates who can be tapped for feedback continuously across products and features. This is sometimes called "always-on" feedback, a customer advisory program, or an ongoing beta community.

Interested in how BetaTesting customers have set this up and what the platform supports:
- How do you onboard your own users (customers, employees, advocates) into BetaTesting?
- What's the difference between using BetaTesting's panel and bringing your own community?
- How are tester profiles managed and segmented inside a private community?
- How do you keep the community engaged over time and avoid feedback fatigue?
- How do AI insights help surface themes across thousands of pieces of community feedback?
- What's involved in connecting a Salesforce customer community or in-product community into BetaTesting?
- Pricing, tester volume tiers, and managed services for running this kind of program at enterprise scale

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