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Redact
Video redaction
Tracked masks across every frame, including 360 degree
Audio redaction
Spoken PII removed, with speakers told apart
Document redaction
Scanned, rotated and mixed text and image pages
Image redaction
Batch processing across the formats you actually hold
DICOM redaction
Burned in pixels and header tags, output stays DICOM
Detect
Detection
What Redactor finds before anything is masked
OCR & text
Text lifted off images, screens and scans
File formats
Every format Redactor ingests and returns
Review & export
Review & approval
Human check before anything is released
Defensibility
The exemption travels on the released record
Automation & scale
Queues, policies and pipelines instead of operators
Platform overview
How the whole thing fits together
API
The same REST endpoints in every deployment
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By use case
Public records & disclosure
Releases with a deadline and an appeal attached
Police & evidence
One incident, several cameras, all of it releasable
Privacy & regulated data
Standing obligations rather than one off requests
In your existing systems
Add redaction without replacing anything
By industry
Law enforcement
Body worn, dashcam and dispatch at agency volume
Government
Federal, state and municipal disclosure
Legal
Privilege and PII before production
Healthcare
PHI across records, imaging and recordings
Financial services
Cardholder and account data in calls and files
Call centers
Thousands of recordings, agent audio kept intact
Education
Student identifiers in footage and records
Retail
Store camera footage before it is handed over
Transportation
Fleet, in vehicle and station recordings
Redaction services
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How Government Agencies Can Safely Redact Sensitive Documents: A 2026 Guide
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Updated September 7, 2026