Enterprise

    Multi-tenancy

    Multi-tenancy keeps customer environments, source history, chats, agents, scheduled jobs, groups, service principals, runtime configuration, and resource grants isolated by active tenant. Deployment admins can switch tenants; tenant admins see only tenants where they have admin access.

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    What this page covers

    Separate tenant-scoped resources from deployment-scoped configuration and plugin installation.

    Keep inbounds, source event history, chats, agents, scheduled jobs, groups, and service principals scoped to the active tenant.

    Use tenant-local grants so one customer tenant cannot reveal another tenant's chats, agents, jobs, or source events.

    Operational detail

    How OpsRabbit supports Multi-tenancy

    Multi-tenancy keeps customer environments, source history, chats, agents, scheduled jobs, groups, service principals, runtime configuration, and resource grants isolated by active tenant. Deployment admins can switch tenants; tenant admins see only tenants where they have admin access.

    Active context

    The selected tenant controls what users can see, configure, search, share, and run.

    Admin boundaries

    Deployment admins can switch broadly; tenant admins see non-default tenants where they hold tenant admin access.

    Runtime safety

    Inbounds, service principals, scheduled jobs, and workflow settings resolve inside the active tenant.

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