Multi-tenant architecture with isolation enforced in the database.
Multi-tenant architectures with tenant data isolation, subscription management, and modular permission grids.
Problems We Neutralize
Risk of cross-tenant data leaks
If one customer accesses another tenant's data, your company faces catastrophic security failure. Isolation is enforced at the database level rather than in application code.
Subscription billing complexity
Handling seats, metered pricing, upgrades, and failed payments is error-prone. Billing integrates through Stripe or Razorpay webhooks.
Slow user onboarding friction
Long setups lose signups. Workspaces can be provisioned automatically on payment confirmation.
Target Deliverables
Architecture specifications covering:
- Multi-Tenant Database Architecture — utilizing PostgreSQL Row Level Security (RLS) or schema separation.
- Subscription & Billing integration — handling UPI, credit cards, upgrades, downgrades, and billing history.
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) — granular permissions managing administrators, members, and guest scopes.
- Dynamic Subdomain Provisioning — mapping client domains to isolated virtual workspaces at the edge.
Technology Choices & Rationale
| Technology | Architectural Rationale |
|---|---|
| PostgreSQL RLS | Enforces data isolation directly inside the database engine, blocking leaks. |
| Stripe / Razorpay | Automates global and domestic recurring subscription billing webhooks. |
| Next.js Middleware | Intercepts requests at the network edge, routing organizations instantly. |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you ensure tenant data remains isolated?
Tenant isolation uses PostgreSQL Row Level Security policies. Queries are scoped by a session tenant context, so data is filtered in the database before it reaches application code.
Can we support both USD and INR payments?
Yes. Razorpay handles domestic INR billing and Stripe handles international USD card routing, configured in a unified webhook pipeline.
Ready to build?
Contact us to discuss your project requirements, API architecture, and database integrations.