Essential

Legal document pseudonymization

The KGM pseudonymizer replaces identifying information with neutral values before a document is sent to an artificial intelligence model. Lawyers preserve the legal meaning of the document without directly exposing confidential client information.

Contrat

Jean Dupont
123 Rue des Lilas
dupont@mail.com

Contrat

PERSON_001
ADDRESS_001
EMAIL_001

The problem: using AI without compromising confidential data

Contracts, pleadings, decisions and case files often contain names, addresses, contact details, internal references or information that can identify a client. Sending them directly to an AI system can create confidentiality, compliance and professional liability risks.

How it works

01

Document upload

The user imports a PDF, DOCX or plain-text document into the secure workspace.

02

Sensitive data detection

The system identifies people, organizations, addresses, emails, phone numbers, references and other sensitive information.

03

Human validation

The user reviews the detections and can remove or manually add elements to pseudonymize.

04

Secure use

The pseudonymized document can be downloaded or sent to other KGM AI tools.

Use cases

Prepare a contract before AI analysis.

Hide client data before automatic summarization.

Create a neutral version of a document for teamwork.

Reduce sensitive data exposure when using AI tools.

Security and confidentiality

Pseudonymization takes place before AI processing. It does not necessarily make a document fully anonymous, but it significantly reduces the exposure of directly identifying information.

The user retains final control over every detected element. This human validation prevents blind automation on sensitive legal documents.

FAQ

Is pseudonymization automatic?

Detection is automatic, but every element can be approved, removed or manually added by the user.

Which file formats are supported?

The tool is designed to process PDF, DOCX and plain-text documents depending on the platform configuration.