When an organization adopts the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) to scale to enterprise levels, it often faces challenges in coordinating work across multiple teams. SAFe is a way to bring Agile principles to large organizations without losing speed, alignment, or customer focus. It takes the iterative and flexible teamwork model of small teams and applies its principles across big organizations that have multiple teams, roadmaps, and stakeholders.GitLab's Agile project management capabilities offer strong support for SAFe, allowing organizations to map SAFe concepts and ceremonies within the same DevSecOps platform. The mapping of SAFe concepts to GitLab includes Epic to Top-level Epic, Capability to Sub-epic (Level 1), Feature to Sub-epic (Level 2), User Story to Issue, Task to Task, Team to Custom Field/Scoped Label, Sprint to Iteration, Program Increment (PI) to Milestone, Value Stream to Top-level Group, and Agile Release Train (ART) to Top-level Group.GitLab supports SAFe ceremonies such as PI planning, refinement, sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and sprint review. For PI planning, GitLab offers the Roadmap view to visualize features across teams and time periods, assigns features to the PI milestone, and documents and visualizes cross-team dependencies. Refinement sessions can be run inside GitLab using Epic boards, story points, and comprehensive drawer views.Sprint planning is facilitated with issue boards, total weight of user stories displayed directly on boards, and the ability to easily move issues between iterations. Daily stand-ups can be conducted using iteration-scoped boards, story points/weights displayed directly on cards, and the drawer view to access details without leaving the context.A unified platform like GitLab provides several advantages, including no more context switching, everything connected, everyone on the same page, total visibility, and the full picture. To implement SAFe in GitLab, focus on what each ceremony is trying to accomplish, define conventions that everyone follows, and set up the structure, work breakdown, iterations, milestones, and boards.Taking time to think through these decisions upfront will save many headaches later, and it's not necessary to perfect it on day one. GitLab gives a solid foundation for running SAFe, especially if dev teams are already GitLab fans, and brings planning and development into the same tool, eliminating painful handoffs, making collaboration easier, and getting everything moving faster.