Learn how Sqyro isolates your data from every other attorney on the platform
Most legal practice management platforms (Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther) use application-level access control — if there's a bug in the app, data could leak between accounts. Sqyro enforces data isolation at the database level with 289+ RLS policies, meaning the database itself prevents cross-attorney access regardless of application state. This is the same isolation model used by banking and healthcare platforms.
289+ RLS policies automatically restrict every query to your data only
Even if the application had a vulnerability, PostgreSQL RLS prevents cross-attorney data access
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No. Sqyro enforces data isolation at the database level with 289+ row-level security policies. Every query is automatically filtered — the database itself prevents cross-attorney access, regardless of the application layer.
Even application-level bugs cannot bypass database-level RLS policies. This is architecturally stronger than the application-level access control used by most competitors — where a single bug could expose data across accounts.
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