On-premises
installed on your own servers — suited to law firms and organisations with strict data-location rules.
Upload common office documents, such as Word or PDF files. Names, ID numbers, addresses and amounts are flagged for your team to confirm one by one. Your AI assistant only reads the approved version.
Staff paste whole documents into AI tools — client names, ID numbers and deal values included.
To summarise or redraft, AI rarely needs any of that.
Redacting by hand and double-checking eats hours across a handful of files.
common office documents, with the rule set that fits (e.g. "shareholder documents").
likely-sensitive details are highlighted and labelled by type.
remove false hits, add missed ones, set replacement text, then publish.
download the redacted Word file, or let your AI assistant read the published version.
Actual product screen. Sample documents are fictional.
All data below is fictional.
Shareholder Chan Tai Man (HKID A123456(7)) transfers 10,000 shares to Lam Ting Investments Limited.
Shareholder [PERSON_1] (HKID [ID_1]) transfers [QTY_1] shares to [COMPANY_1].
The workbench connects to MCP-capable AI assistants, set up in one click.
Ask in chat and the assistant fetches the published, redacted file to summarise, compare or draft.
Why not drop files straight into chat? One missed step and the original is already gone. Going through the workbench first is the safer habit.
Detection can use rules plus a locally hosted model, sized to your budget — we'll scope it with you.
For a trial, we'll tell you in writing where it runs; we recommend testing with fictional files only.
A 30-minute walkthrough, from upload to review to AI.
Fill in the form and we will arrange a demo time.