Practical help with redaction.
Calculators, guides and templates for the documents a subject access request gathers. Useful whether or not you use Redactics.
Tools to plan with.
- Savings calculatorWhat manual redaction costs in staff hours and money, against Redactics processing plus the review that remains.
- SAR workload calculatorReviewer hours against capacity by request volume, with and without automated redaction.
- The Redactics SAR MethodCollect, extract, resolve, review, disclose, evidence. Practice guidance for a defensible process.
Guides for the work.
- 9 min readRunning a defensible SARA practical checklist: the questions a regulator or a court will ask about your process, and what to have ready before they do.
- 8 min readThird-party data in SARsWhen to redact and when to disclose: a working approach to the judgement that takes longest and is challenged most often.
- 6 min readPerson resolution explainedWhy one name is rarely one person, what goes wrong when review is organised by document, and how organising by person fixes it.
Library and reference.
- GuidesPractical guidance on defensible SARs, third-party data and person resolution.
- TemplatesAcknowledgement letters, SAR register, third-party decision record, disclosure schedule, DPIA.
- DocumentationHow Redactics works, from upload to automatic redaction, review and export.
- Trust CentreSecurity, architecture, residency, subprocessors and certification status.
- Procurement informationWhat the procurement pack contains and how to request it.
- Case studiesPublished with customer permission once pilots and deployments complete.
- Product updatesWhat has changed in Redactics, and what is coming.
- ResearchWhat we are learning about SAR volumes and review effort.
Redact your first document set.
Try Redactics on a synthetic sample set, or talk to us about your documents.