All security controls
SECURITY CONTROL EXPLAINED

Tenant isolation

Each customer organisation operates inside its own tenant workspace. Tenant context is applied to business records and authorised memberships so one company’s users work with their organisation’s data rather than a shared, undifferentiated record pool.

Tenant isolation represented as a protected enterprise system
Tenant isolation · Security by design
HOW THE CONTROL HELPS

Protection across the workflow

Workspace boundaries

Leads, customers, deals, activity, inventory and reporting are associated with the relevant organisation workspace.

Membership checks

A signed-in identity must have an active membership before entering a company workspace.

Tenant-aware requests

Authenticated application requests carry the selected organisation context so server-side rules can enforce the correct boundary.

Separated administration

Company administrators manage their own users, settings and operational records within their tenant.

YOUR ORGANISATION’S ROLE

Actions customers should take

  • Confirm the selected company before entering or importing business data.
  • Do not add external people to a tenant unless they are authorised by the organisation.
  • Use exports only for approved business purposes and protect downloaded files.
  • Notify support if a workspace name, membership or record ever appears incorrect.
WHAT USERS CAN EXPECT

Visible signs and normal behaviour

  • Users with more than one membership select the company they intend to work in.
  • Changing tenants changes the business context visible to the user.
  • Cross-organisation access is not granted merely because two users share an email domain or device.
CLEAR SECURITY COMMUNICATION

Controls reduce risk; they do not eliminate it.

No single control guarantees protection against every threat. Secure use also depends on accurate access decisions, protected devices, appropriate staff training and prompt reporting. We avoid claiming certifications that have not been independently verified.