A SaaS company builds an AI-assisted reporting feature shared across tenants. In Architecture, tenant-isolation boundaries are declared as assets; the Quality Gate rejects a generated query missing its tenant scope. The Analyzer records the catch, the fix, and the engineer who signed off.
When an enterprise prospect’s security team runs vendor due diligence and asks how tenant isolation is enforced in AI-generated code, the SaaS company shares the artifact trail — declared isolation assets, the rejected violation, the approved fix, and the named approver. A SOC 2 change-management question becomes a one-export answer.

