Your data stays separate.
Unless you connect it.
Every project, pipeline, and team is independent by default. Nothing shares data unless you explicitly decide.
Separation is the starting point.
You create projects from a template. Each project starts empty — no shared data, no shared pipelines, no shared access. Nothing happens automatically.
You decide what connects
Everything is independent until you explicitly bridge it.
Independent by nature
Core structural elements are separated cleanly.
Created separately, then plugged into any project.
Assigned to projects as needed. No automatic inheritance.
3rd party connections belong to projects explicitly.
Explicit connections
You choose which projects use which pipelines, teams, and integrations. No assumed relationships.
Core vs Apex Isolation
Choose the boundary strength that fits your compliance needs.
Shared Foundation
Teams and projects can explicitly connect resources across a controlled boundary. Designed for scalable internal collaboration.
Fully Sandboxed
No data leaves the environment unless you build explicit bridges. Maximum isolation for regulated or multi-tenant requirements.
No accidental
sharing.
Prevent data spillage, unauthorized access, and tangled pipelines by relying on strict default isolation.
Data from one project flowing into another without permission
A team seeing projects they weren't explicitly assigned to
Pipelines mixing data across unrelated projects
Integrations leaking information between environments
Isolation is not optional.
Projects
start completely empty, with absolutely no shared state.
Pipelines
must be explicitly connected to interact with project data.
Access
never crosses project boundaries without permission.
"Separation is the rule. Connections are the exception."
Looking for the technical specifics?
See the Security Specifications page for authentication, encryption, and access control details.
See how isolation works for your use case.
No pressure. Just a clear walkthrough of your environment.