Your team is already pasting client data into ChatGPT. Most of that use runs through personal accounts your IT department cannot see, and a large share of what gets uploaded contains client information.
71.6% of generative-AI use runs through non-corporate accounts your IT cannot see. 40% of files uploaded to AI tools contain personally identifiable or payment-card data. 22% of text pasted into AI tools contains regulated information.
Source: LayerX, Enterprise AI and SaaS Data Security Report 2025 (9 October 2025). Corroborated by Cyberhaven, 2026 AI Adoption & Risk Report (11 February 2026): 39.7% of AI interactions involve sensitive data.
Browser-only sanitisation. UK-tuned. Audit-ready. Stays in compliance.
UK postcodes, NI numbers, sort codes, account numbers, passport numbers, names with initials, addresses, emails, phone numbers, 14 categories caught by default. Add company names, internal codenames, deal aliases as custom rules.
Scanned PDFs, photographed documents, image attachments all readable. No separate OCR tool. No upload. Tesseract runs in the browser.
Every redaction labelled by category. Click any chip to toggle the whole group. Click any black bar to reveal one value. Reveal log is part of the export. Defensible by design.
Runs entirely in the browser. No server. No cloud. No logs. Close the tab and everything is gone. Article 32 compliant by architecture, not by policy.
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