Access boundary
Teams sign in before using workspace workflows. Admin controls stay tied to plan and implementation.
Security boundary
Security starts with what never moves.
Redactorr is designed to reduce raw sensitive data movement: redact in the browser, review the result, then decide what reviewed output can move into Vault, sharing, or AI workflows.
Movement modelReviewed first
01
Redact before movement
Sensitive values are detected and masked before reviewed output moves into the next workflow.
02
Keep the original local
Detection and redaction are designed around the browser tab so original values stay local during the redaction step.
03
Move reviewed output
Vault, sharing, and AI context start from reviewed redacted work, not the raw original document text.
Boundary map
The original is not the workflow.
The security model separates source material from reviewed output. That distinction is the product: raw values stay constrained while useful work can keep moving.
Original sourceBrowser-local detection and redactionLocal during redaction
Review resultGrouped findings and redacted outputHuman review
VaultProcessed redaction sessions and reusable outputSaved by choice
ShareControlled packages from reviewed redacted outputRecipient-ready
AI contextRedacted context prepared after reviewNo raw original
Controls
Controls sit around the output.
Redactorr keeps the core privacy promise simple, then wraps the reviewed output in access, sharing, review, and audit controls as the workflow expands.
Share boundary
Shared work starts from reviewed redacted output, with controlled package and revocation patterns where enabled.
Audit boundary
Review history should focus on actions, entity groups, decisions, and processed outputs.
AI boundary
AI workflows receive redacted context after review, not the raw original document text.
Workflow proof
Show the boundary before the buyer asks.
Security buyers need to see the product boundary quickly. This page should make it obvious which material is original, which output is reviewed, and when movement is a user decision.
01
Upload
Bring the source document into the browser.
02
Detect
Run local detection against supported formats.
03
Review
Confirm grouped findings before output moves.
04
Release
Use the reviewed redacted output in Vault, Share, or AI context.
Security review
Walk through the boundary with us.
For teams evaluating Redactorr, the right conversation is simple: what stays local, what moves after review, and which controls are required for your rollout.