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See the whole workload.

Reporting across every document set: pages processed, redactions applied, review progress, time per stage and reviewer load.

The problem.

Leaders ask how many sets are in progress, how long they take, where the review time goes and whether the team can cope. In most organisations the answer lives in one person's head and a spreadsheet that is a week out of date.

What Redactics does.

Redactics reports across all sets: pages processed, redactions applied, time in each stage, findings by category, reviewer workload and exports. Reports are live, exportable and, by default, contain counts and metadata rather than personal information.

  • Set status and progress dashboard
  • Stage timings and bottlenecks
  • Findings and redactions by category and reviewer
  • Export to CSV or connect your BI tool

Reports/Workload

Open cases by due date

14 open
  • BR-2026-0012Assess, due 26 Aug4 days
  • SAR-2026-0409Disclose, due 28 Aug6 days
  • SAR-2026-0417Review, due 2 Sep11 days
  • SAR-2026-0421Resolve, due 9 SepOn track
  • SAR-2026-0425Collect, due 16 SepOn track

Reviewer load this week

A. Whitlock
62 decisions
R. Mensah
41 decisions
M. Doyle, second review
19 sign-offs

Review is the stage people spend their time on. Collection, extraction and resolution run without them.

Reporting in the sample document set. All data is synthetic.
For your teamCapacity you can plan
See workload by reviewer and by stage, and know before the month starts whether the team can keep up.
For your recordsSlow sets visible early
Reporting shows which sets are still waiting on review, before a deadline arrives rather than after.
For your security reviewCounts, not content
Reports contain metadata and counts by default. Access to underlying document content is governed by set permissions.
Security and trust

Redact your first document set.

Try Redactics on a synthetic sample set, or talk to us about your documents.