Let $\mathcal A$ be an additive 1-category, equipped with some class of weak equivalences $\mathcal W$. Let $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$ be the localization of $\mathcal A$ at $\mathcal W$ (so $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$ is an $\infty$-category). Let's assume that $\mathcal W$ is stable under finite direct sums, so that $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$ is an additive $\infty$-category, and hence admits a (unique) enrichment in the $\infty$-category $Sp_{\geq 0}$ of connective spectra.
Question: Under what conditions does the $Sp_{\geq 0}$-enrichment of $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$ lift to an enrichment in connective $H\mathbb Z$-modules (= topological abelian groups = connective chain complexes)?
I want to say the answer is "always", but probably there is some technical condition which must be assumed, since I don't have a great handle on how to think of $H\mathbb Z$-modules in a "model-independent" way... The idea should be that the strictness of the additive structure on $\mathcal A$ itself translates to strictness on the additive structure of $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$.
I'd be happy to understand things under more restrictive hypotheses, e.g. hypotheses implying that $\mathcal A[\mathcal W^{-1}]$ is not just additive but in fact stable.