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Test it before you buy it.

See what Redactics redacts in one of your own document sets before deciding to buy. It runs once your account and processing controls are in place, never as a public upload.

Run a pilot.

A person replies within one business day to arrange the first call.

We use your details to respond to this request. See our privacy notice.

Controls come first.

  • Your account, your UK or EU region, your retention
  • Data processing agreement before any upload
  • Access limited to named people on both sides
  • Every action in the audit trail
  • Deleted on your instruction, with a certificate
  1. 1

    Trial

    Start with the guided trial on synthetic documents. No card and no customer data, and you see how Redactics redacts before committing anything.

  2. 2

    Agreement

    A pilot agreement and data processing agreement. Your account is set up in your chosen UK or EU Azure region with the access and retention controls you need.

  3. 3

    Upload

    Only once those controls are in place, you upload one closed, representative document set over an encrypted connection.

  4. 4

    Processing

    Redactics detects personal information and applies redactions automatically as the set processes.

  5. 5

    Review

    Your reviewers check and adjust the redactions, with our team on hand. Every decision is theirs.

  6. 6

    Report

    A short report with your figures and, if you want one, a proposal. The documents are deleted or kept on your instruction.

Your figures, not ours.

Every pilot report measures the same things, so you can compare it with your current process.

Pilot report

Measured on one of your document sets

Documents processed
Every file logged
Pages processed
Including scans and handwriting
Redactions applied
Classified by category
People identified
Requester and third parties
Items adjusted on review
With the reviewer and reason
Processing time
From upload to review

Every figure comes from your documents. We publish nothing without written permission.