Supabase multi-tenant: the data-separation checklist
> TL;DR: What to review in a product built on Supabase: RLS policies, organization scope, document storage, and role logic.
A Supabase product can move fast, but not without discipline
The real subject is not only enabling RLS. It is checking whether separation still holds across company scope, roles, manager boundaries, and document flows.
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