What feature do Enterprise Edition subscribers have to prevent concurrent editing of components?

Component locking is a feature that prevents multiple users from editing the same component simultaneously, which is particularly important in environments where multiple developers may be working on the same integration processes or components. By locking a component, the system ensures that only one user can make changes at a time, reducing the risk of conflicts, overwrites, and inconsistencies that might arise from concurrent edits. This feature helps maintain integrity and ensures that the development workflow is structured and efficient, allowing teams to collaborate without interfering with one another's work.

In contrast, version control is focused on tracking changes over time rather than preventing concurrent edits. Sandbox folders allow users to test changes in a controlled environment but do not restrict concurrent access to components. Automatic saving can help prevent data loss but does not address the issue of concurrent edits directly.