Company - Security & Data Isolation
Your company data stays in
your company workspace.
SSS-Hub is designed around a multi-tenant SaaS architecture with tenant isolation, role-based permissions, audit logs, controlled access, secure file storage, encrypted transmission, and database-enforced data separation.
What Tenant Isolation Means
Each company using SSS-Hub works in its own tenant workspace. Your guards, clients, sites, reports, documents, schedules, invoices, and settings belong to your company workspace. Other companies cannot sign in and see your records.
Database-Enforced Data Separation
SSS-Hub is designed to enforce tenant separation at the database level, not only through application screens. In plain terms, the system associates your company identity with requests and limits data access to records in your workspace.
This approach follows the Row-Level Security concept: even if a query is written incorrectly, the database layer is designed to prevent the return of another tenant's records.
Access Controls
Access Controls
Role-based permissions
Tenant-scoped users
Controlled client access
Audit logs for important admin actions
Secure file storage using tenant-specific paths
Encrypted transmission for data moving between the app and platform
Database-level tenant isolation
Why Companies Cannot See Each Other's Data
Company access is tied to tenant identity. Users authenticate into a tenant workspace, permissions are applied to their role, files are stored under tenant-specific paths, and business data is filtered to the authenticated tenant.
FAQ
Common questions
No. SSS-Hub is designed so that each company works in its own tenant workspace with database-enforced data separation.
Yes. Access is controlled by roles and permissions.
Yes. SSS-Hub is designed to keep audit logs for important administrative actions and data access events.