Your data lives in five engines. Your access policy should live in one.

Trinitis reads the grants you already have, drafts them into one policy, and writes it into each platform's own native controls. No proxy. Agents governed like people.

Free for 2 databases · No card · Non-production to start.

The problem

Today, policy lives wherever the data does.

Today

  • Snowflake roles maintained in Snowflake
  • Unity Catalog groups maintained in Databricks
  • Postgres GRANTs maintained by ticket
  • Redshift privileges inherited from a team that left
  • Agents and service accounts on whatever credential was to hand

With Trinitis

  • One policy written into each engine's own controls
  • Existing grants imported and drafted, not re-typed
  • Every change approved before it applies
  • Agents governed as principals, same groups, same tags
  • One audit trail across every store

“A GRANT in UC has no effect in Snowflake and vice versa. Each platform maintains an independent privilege model. There is no native sync.”

Source — Snowflake Engineering, 21 May 2026

How it works

Live in minutes, not a quarter.

  1. ImportExisting roles, grants and memberships read through each platform's native API.
  2. ApproveDrafts land in PENDING. Approve, edit or reject. Nothing changes until you say so.
  3. EnforceApproved policies are written into native controls. Your platform enforces; Trinitis keeps verifying.

Source — trinitis.ai, 25 Sep 2026

Illustration

Architecture

  • No proxy in the query path.
  • Reads your existing controls, read-only until you approve.
  • Policies keep working if Trinitis is switched off.

What we store, what we never see, and our security status →

Govern every engine from one place.

Start free

Free for 2 databases. No card. Start in non-production.