One app, many customers, provably isolated.
Your software is only as safe as its weakest tenant, and the first customer who runs a security review will ask about it before anything else.
We inventory what exists, prove what holds, fix what does not, scope the platform tier your compliance requires, pass the security gate, and stay on monitoring. The UI is not lost.
Tenant A reaches for tenant B
We create two tenants in your live app. Signed in as tenant A, we try to reach everything that belongs to tenant B. Read, list, write and download. Every route, function and file URL.
A test report, never a certification. If it finds a leak, the report prices the fix.
Each step decides the next
The probe above, written up as a result you can show your own customers.
Entities and rules, backend functions and their service-role use, jobs, files, integrations, and the platform tier. Output: a written scope with fixed prices.
Credited against your build if you sign within thirty days. Required before any quote with more than one customer.
One app for all your customers, each provably isolated from the next.
A diagnostic, portal, intake flow or CRM integration. It formats and never advises.
Five-minute health checks, patching, version safety, one hour of changes.
What we refuse
On any platform, for any client.
Account numbers and financial records live in your own workspace.
The interface you built stays, and we work inside it.
On anything with more than one customer.
What we check before launch
Page names are settled before launch.
So we build inside the app you already run.
We test, publish, then run the whole chain again.
The first thing the probe checks.
Find out what holds.
Ten questions a security reviewer would ask, free. The probe is the opening ask in every conversation after that.
Take the Second Look