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Use case · Industry

Government

Governed by default — tenant isolation, audit and residency, not bolted on.

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How Aanty fits

Jobs Aanty does for Government

Public-sector and regulated organizations need tenant isolation, an audit trail and control over where data lives as structural properties of the platform, not optional add-ons. Aanty's row-level-security isolation, append-only audit and self-host/BYOC deployment options are the same mechanisms every tenant runs on — not a separate hardened tier.

Isolation enforced in the database

Postgres RLS with FORCE keeps every tenant's data apart at the database layer — not a filter that an application bug could bypass.

An append-only, hash-chained audit trail

Every message, decision and approval sits on a tamper-evident log suitable for the kind of review public-sector work invites.

Residency, self-host or BYOC

Deployment options range from managed SaaS to bring-your-own-cloud to self-host, so data residency is a configuration, not a compromise.

The outcome

What changes day to day

Agencies and regulated bodies get a communication layer whose isolation and audit properties hold up to scrutiny by construction, with a deployment model that fits where the data is allowed to live rather than forcing a single hosting posture.

See Aanty run a government day

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