What stays separate between teams
The separation promises, stated as outcomes: what one tenant's credentials can and cannot reach.
Where your data lives
Inside your own tenant boundary. Each tenant's knowledge is separated by architecture, not by policy, and a tenant's credentials cannot reach another tenant's estate. Connections are authenticated and scoped to your tenant. Deployment options and regions are not published on this site; ask the team under early access.
The property, and what to ask to see
- Tenant-isolated by design. Each tenant's knowledge is structurally separated, by architecture, not by policy. A tenant's credentials cannot reach another tenant's estate.
- Ask to see: How isolation is enforced, and what a credential from one tenant can address.
Tenancy, by category
- What the category typically offers: Tenants separated by policy and access control.
- What OCTOPUS does: Tenant isolation by architecture, not policy: one tenant's credentials cannot reach another tenant's estate, and every connection is authenticated and scoped to its tenant.
- Question to ask any vendor: What stops a tenant credential from addressing another tenant's data, structurally?