Quick answer: Every organization’s rows are walled off by row-level security enforced in the database engine itself — not by application code promising to behave. A cross-organization query returns nothing because the database refuses, structurally.
How it works
Application bugs can’t leak neighbors’ data when the storage layer enforces tenancy.
An automated probe suite attacks every route cross-tenant on every release.
The API runs as a restricted database role that cannot bypass the walls even if compromised.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as separate databases?
It delivers the isolation guarantee with the operational sanity of one platform — the enforcement lives in the engine.
Has it been externally tested?
An external penetration test is a standing gate before public self-serve opens.