Regulated fleets run on it. Built to be audited.
Aersynx is built for organizations that have to prove their work. Tenant isolation, an immutable trail, and human sign-off are part of the model — not bolted on after the fact.
Three layers between tenants — by design.
Every organization's data is separated at the application, database, and storage layers. One missed check shouldn't be the difference between safe and exposed.
Application layer
Every query is filtered by organization before it reaches the database. The tenant boundary is enforced in code on every read and write.
Database layer
Row-level security policies isolate each organization at the data tier — defense-in-depth, not a single guard you can forget.
Storage layer
Files live under org-prefixed paths and are served through short-lived signed URLs. No tenant can address another tenant's objects.
The evidence is there before the auditor asks.
Every write is recorded in an immutable audit log — who did what, to which record, and when. Attributable, filterable, exportable.
- Every mutation logged with actor, action, entity, and timestamp.
- Attributable to a named user and an organization — no anonymous writes.
- Filterable by module, aircraft, actor, and date range.
- Exportable for review, so a request becomes a download, not a project.
Scoped permissions, and a clear answer to who can see what.
Roles and scopes decide access down to the individual aircraft. Each capability below is in production today.
Multi-tenancy & RBAC
Scoped permissions down to the aircraft.
Audit Log
Immutable, attributable, exportable.
Evidence Doctrine
Linked, verified records back every action.
Data isolation
Org boundary enforced at app and DB tiers.
Signed-URL storage
Short-lived URLs, org-prefixed paths.
Draft-to-commit approval
AI proposes; a human commits.
We don't ask you to trust a claim. We give you the record, the trail, and the sign-off — so when the auditor arrives, you're already ready.
Bring us your auditor.
Walk us through your review process and we'll show you where the evidence already lives.