Document upload
The user imports a PDF, DOCX or plain text document into the secure interface.
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KGM pseudonymization replaces identifying data in a document with neutral values before any AI analysis. Lawyers keep the business meaning of the document without exposing sensitive client information.
Contracts often contain names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, internal references, amounts or information that can identify a client. Sending the raw document to generative AI creates confidentiality, compliance and liability risks.
The user imports a PDF, DOCX or plain text document into the secure interface.
The system detects people, organizations, addresses, emails, phone numbers, references and other sensitive values.
The user can approve, remove or manually add elements to pseudonymize.
The pseudonymized document can be downloaded or used with other KGM AI tools.
Prepare a contract before AI analysis.
Hide client data before automatic summarization.
Create a neutral version of a document for internal work.
Reduce sensitive data exposure when using AI tools.
Pseudonymization happens before AI usage. It does not make the document absolutely anonymous, but it significantly reduces exposure of directly identifying data.
The user keeps final control over detected elements. This validation step prevents blind automation on sensitive legal documents.
Yes, detection is automatic. The user can then approve, remove or manually add elements.
The tool is designed to process PDF, DOCX and text documents depending on the project configuration.
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