Anonymized
Generic tokens: [PERSON], [LOCATION]…
When you don't need to keep links between occurrences.
How it works
Safe-Doc secures external AI usage with a simple process: pseudonymize (or anonymize), analyze, de-anonymize.
Follow the guided demo: anonymize a document, send it to an AI, get the response back in clear text. Simulated exchange with no real data sent anywhere.
With pseudonymization, the same entity remains the same pseudonym across documents.
Great for diligence, contracts, multi-piece case files.
Generic tokens: [PERSON], [LOCATION]…
When you don't need to keep links between occurrences.
Numbered, consistent tokens: [PERSON_1], [ORG_2].
Best to preserve narrative consistency across a document set.
Readable replacements (invented names/addresses) for a "natural" text.
Useful for review and presentation while masking real values.
Higher levels reduce re-identification through context (dates, amounts, locations, writing style).
Direct identifiers (PII) and risky context: tokenization, cleanup and generalization (dates, amounts, locations, references).
Stylistic fingerprint and weak signals. Roadmap Q3 2026.
Goal: keep useful meaning while reducing identifiability.
Automated detection can produce false positives and false negatives. Indicators (residual scan / leakage score) help assess risk, but don't replace a final review.
Ready to try it on a real document?