Start with a scoped pilot. Then earn the live rollout.
Bridgewerks is moving to one shared service where every lender is an organization. That architecture is not complete today: the isolation rollout must first prove organization ownership, row-level isolation, and negative tests across the product. We do not represent a second live lender as provisioned before that gate passes.
A pilot can still make the workflow concrete now with fictional data and a clear configuration plan — without asking you to place customer data in an environment that has not yet earned that trust.
The organization-scoped service is the target architecture. The isolation rollout is the hard gate before a second live lender.
Memberships, roles, claims, invitations, and domains are being moved to organization scope as part of that gate.
Document-access and administrative events are recorded today; organization-wide proof is part of the same rollout.
No SOC 2 report is claimed. The program follows the architecture and isolation work.
It starts with a call, not a signup form.
We scope the pilot to your desk, document the eventual organization setup, and only provision live customer data after the shared-service gate has passed.