Row-level security BI without compromise
Analytify delivers row-level security BI with a governed semantic layer, enterprise security (SSO, RBAC, SOC 2), and the option to self-host — plus a plain-English AI analyst.
Row-level security BI that satisfies your security review
Security and governance are built in, not bolted on — so row-level security BI passes procurement and keeps data where you need it.
Enterprise security
SSO/SAML, RBAC, row-level security, and SOC 2 controls.
Self-host or cloud
Run the free Community Edition in your own environment, or Analytify Cloud.
Governed AI
A plain-English analyst grounded in your semantic layer — auditable SQL, not guesses.
Frequently asked questions
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Row-Level Security in BI: how it works
By the Analytify BI team · Last updated August 2026
Row-level security (RLS) scopes every query so each user or tenant sees only the rows they are allowed to.
It is the mechanism that makes multi-tenant and sensitive analytics safe, enforced at the query layer, not the UI.
What to evaluate
- Enforcement server-side, per query
- Tenant and user scoping
- Integration with SSO/RBAC
- Auditability
How Analytify approaches it
Analytify enforces row-level security on every query, combined with RBAC and SSO, so multi-tenant analytics stay isolated.
Because Analytify runs on a governed semantic layer and ships as both managed cloud and a free, self-hostable Community Edition, you get plain-English AI analysis, native white-label embedding with row-level security, and per-user pricing with unlimited embedded viewers, without giving up governance or control.
FAQ
What is row-level security?
A control that filters query results to only the rows a given user or tenant may see.
Is it enough for multi-tenancy?
Combined with RBAC and SSO, yes, it is the core isolation mechanism.
How does Analytify handle it?
Analytify enforces row-level security on every query, combined with RBAC and SSO, so multi-tenant analytics stay isolated.