Base44 Adds Scheduled Security Scans for Enterprise Workspaces
Base44Base44's security center can now scan a workspace's apps on a schedule instead of waiting for someone to start a scan. Admins can see each run's history, add columns for what scans found, and have Base44 notify an app's owner when the app needs attention. Scheduled scans need the Enterprise plan and use credits.
Key Takeaways
- Scheduled scans let the security center scan a workspace's apps automatically instead of waiting for a manual start.
- Each run keeps a history, so admins can review past scans.
- Admins can add columns for scan findings, which supports comparing apps quickly.
- Base44 can notify an app's owner when their app needs attention.
- The feature requires the Enterprise plan and is not part of Business.
- Scans use credits, so the chosen schedule affects credit usage.
Scans That Run on Their Own
Base44 added scheduling to the security center, the workspace-level view where admins review the security state of every app. Until now a scan ran when someone started it. The security center can now scan the apps in a workspace on a schedule, so checks happen regularly without anyone remembering to trigger them.
History, Findings and Owner Alerts
Each scheduled run keeps a history, so admins can look back at what was scanned and when. They can also add columns that show what the scans turned up, which makes it easier to compare apps at a glance. When an app needs attention, Base44 can tell the app's owner directly, so problems reach the person who can fix them.
Plan and Cost
Scheduled scans require the Enterprise plan. They are not included in the Business plan. Scans also use credits, so the schedule chosen affects consumption. Base44 points to its "Scheduling scans" documentation for setup details.
Why It Matters
Security checks are most useful when they run consistently. Scheduling turns the security center from a manual tool into an ongoing check across a workspace, with owner notifications closing the loop. Base44 published the change in its product changelog on October 22, 2026.