MAVYN carries a branch's P&L, its client list, and its people's daily work. The rules that protect them are not suggestions in a browser — they are enforced where they cannot be argued with. This page says plainly how.
Every seat in MAVYN — owner, sales manager, processor, loan officer, assistant — sees exactly its lane, and the boundary lives at the database row level. A loan officer's session physically cannot read another officer's compensation; branch financials render for the owner and sales-manager seats and nobody else's; confidential leadership notes never enter another seat's view or search. Because the enforcement is in the data layer, a modified browser, an old cached page, or a curious device changes nothing.
YesNoAddedthe files an officer adds the assistant to
MAVIS runs the internal machine autonomously — composing mornings, watching deadlines, alerting staff. But anything that would reach a borrower — a text, an email, a rate update — is generated as a draft and stops there until a human reviews it and taps send. She answers questions using only what the asking seat is permitted to see, and her memory of each person is private to that person's seat. More about how MAVIS works →
Every release of MAVYN must pass a full automated battery — over 3,800+ assertions exercising the real application in a real browser — with zero failures and zero page errors before it reaches production. Not a sample. Every release. When a check and the code disagree, the release waits until the truth is established.
MAVYN doesn't run on a server in a closet. The data layer is Supabase's managed cloud — a SOC 2 Type II certified platform — running on AWS infrastructure, the same foundation the largest financial institutions build on.
Platform certifications (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001) are held by Supabase and AWS respectively — MAVYN inherits the controls by building on certified infrastructure.
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