Download synthetic documents pre-loaded with realistic PII. Upload them to the enterprise app and see selective DSAR redaction in action.
ACME Corp has received a UK Data Subject Access Request from David Mitchell, a software engineer. The response documents contain his personal data mixed with third-party PII from colleagues, clients, and contacts.
David's data must be preserved. Everyone else's must be redacted.
What's in the pack
How to run the demo
Every file is synthetic. ACME Corp is fictional, the National Insurance numbers use the reserved
QQ prefix that is never issued to a real person, and the telephone numbers sit in
Ofcom’s reserved ranges. Open any of them before you run anything — you should not have
to take our word for it.
One thing worth knowing. The sample pack runs without a Data Processing Agreement because it describes no real person. If you edit these files or add your own, they stop being sample data — SafeRedact will ask for a signed DPA before processing them. That is the same protection that applies to your live DSAR exports.
Optional. The app can load these for you — but download them if you want to inspect the data before it is processed, or keep a copy. 15 documents: PDF, Word, Excel, Outlook messages, Teams chats, spreadsheets and logs.
Go to saferedact.app/enterprise/app and sign in with your pilot account.
Select DSAR — Preserve Data Subject. Enter: David Mitchell, david.mitchell@acmecorp.co.uk, NI: QQ 12 34 56 B. Use the copy buttons in the scenario card above.
Fastest path: open the app and press Run the guided demo — it fills the data subject and loads the pack for you. Prefer to do it by hand? Drag the ZIP onto the upload area, or drop individual files. The app accepts PDF, DOCX, XLSX, MSG, EML, HTML, CSV, TXT and ZIP — matching Purview eDiscovery export formats.
AI identifies third-party PII while preserving David Mitchell's personal data. Review, approve, or reject each detection.
Download permanently redacted output. Third-party PII is destroyed via pixel-burn. David's data remains visible.
What to look for
David Mitchell's name, email, NI number, DOB, address, employee ID, salary — all should remain visible in the output. This is his data and he has a right to see it.
Marcus Bell, Linda Thompson, Sophie Chen, Kieran Walsh, Priya Sharma, Rachel Okonkwo, James Worthington, Aisha Patel, Thomas O'Brien — all names, emails, phones, NI numbers, addresses, and bank details should be flagged for redaction.
Project Neptune budget (£340K), restructuring decisions, severance amounts, competing offer from Revolut. Standard DSAR mode focuses on personal data — these items demonstrate where custom category detection adds value.
Architecture
Documents are processed in your browser. Files are never uploaded to SafeRedact servers.
AI analysis uses Anthropic's API under commercial terms: content is not used for model training and is deleted within 30 days. SafeRedact itself stores nothing.
Redacted content is physically absent from output files. Not hidden — destroyed. Irreversible.
Request a pilot account to process your own documents.