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To set up row-level security policies for multi-tenant SaaS applications in Supabase, you apply advanced RLS policies and role hierarchy management to secure data access. This enforces strict security boundaries without relying on application code.

Yes, you can automate database triggers for soft deletes and audit logging in Supabase. By using triggers and automation, you automatically update timestamps, cascade soft deletes, and log changes to ensure data integrity and auditing.

You schedule routine maintenance tasks in Supabase using pg_cron to automate view refreshes and data cleanup. This scheduled jobs approach ensures reliable production-grade operation through automated database-level routines.

The best way to move business logic into a PostgreSQL database for atomicity is by using database functions. This approach shifts logic into plpgsql-functions to enforce atomicity and performance without depending on external application code.

Implementing role-based access control in Supabase does not require external application code. You can establish RBAC directly in the database alongside activity logging and scheduled backups to enforce strict security policies.

You should avoid using database triggers for auditing when your multi-tenant environment requires highly customized application-level context that cannot be captured by standard audit_triggers, as this approach enforces strict database-level policies.