Ask in your own words
Tell the assistant what you need, such as the summary of a contract or a copy of a payslip with the personal data blacked out. The assistant answers with a link to Redactic.
Redactic for AI assistants
Redactic blacks out your data while you use your AI assistant
Connect Redactic to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini and keep working in the chat you already use. When a document holds personal data, the assistant gives you a link, you upload the file to Redactic from your browser, and the assistant receives the masked text with labels such as ⟦PERSON_1⟧. Names, ID numbers and account numbers never reach the model.
How the upload link works
A file you drop into a chat is read by the model at once. With the upload link the document travels from your browser to Redactic, and the assistant works on the masked version.
Upload from your browser
The link opens a Redactic page where you sign in and choose the file. It works for one upload and only for you, so the document goes straight to Redactic and the conversation never holds the original.
Redactic masks the document
Redactic finds names, addresses, tax codes, IBANs and contact details on its servers in the EU and replaces each one with a label. A person keeps the same label through the whole document, so the text reads as clearly as before.
The assistant works on the masked text
The assistant receives the text with ⟦PERSON_1⟧ and ⟦IBAN_1⟧ where the values were and does the work you asked for. The masked file and its certificate are yours to download through a link that opens once.
The assistants Redactic connects to
You add Redactic to the assistant as a connector. Each person signs in to Redactic and approves the connection once, and an administrator can connect a whole team with an API key.
Claude
Add Redactic as a custom connector in claude.ai and call it from any conversation.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT workspaces that accept custom MCP servers connect to Redactic with the same sign-in.
Microsoft Copilot
Agents built in Microsoft Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry call Redactic as one of their tools.
Gemini
Gemini Enterprise and agents built on Vertex AI connect to Redactic in the same way.
Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor
A local package adds Redactic to the assistants that run on your computer. They send text and files to Redactic for masking, and the map that turns the labels back into the real values stays on your computer.
Your own software
A REST API gives the same masking and blackout to your document system and your internal tools.
The setup steps for each assistant are in your Redactic workspace after you sign in.
What you can ask your assistant to do
Mask a document
The assistant receives the masked text and works on it, and you download the masked file.
Black out a copy
Ask for a copy with the personal data removed for good. Redactic produces the blacked-out file with its certificate for you to download, and the assistant receives no text of that document.
Check a file for hidden data
Before a PDF or a Word file leaves the office, ask whether it carries text under shapes, metadata, tracked changes, comments or attachments. The assistant reports what Redactic found, with the values masked.
Mask a passage of text
A text the assistant took from another tool, such as a mailbox or a document store, can be masked before the assistant quotes it or passes it on. You can also ask how much of your plan you have used this month.
For every team that handles personal data
Law firms
Bring a contract or a pleading into the assistant with the parties replaced by labels, and receive the summary or the first draft while the client names stay with you.
HR and recruiting
Compare CVs and summarise personnel files while the assistant reads ⟦PERSON_1⟧ where the candidate's name was.
Public bodies
Prepare decisions and access-request files with the assistant your administration already uses, while citizens' names and identification numbers go to Redactic only.
Companies
Customer files and supplier contracts go through the same link in every department, so the whole company follows one rule for personal data in AI.
Included in every plan
The API and the connection to AI assistants are part of Solo, Firm and Enterprise at no extra charge. A document masked through your assistant counts like a document uploaded in the console, within the monthly volume of your plan.
Europe, no storage and a DPA.
Detection and redaction run in Europe on infrastructure Redactic controls, without third-party AI reading the unredacted text. Your files are not saved, and the data processing agreement under GDPR art. 28 is signed when you subscribe.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI model see my document?
With the upload link the file goes from your browser to Redactic, and the assistant receives the masked text only. A file dropped straight into the chat is read by the model, so use the link for every document that holds personal data.
Which AI assistants work with Redactic?
Claude, ChatGPT workspaces that accept custom MCP servers, agents built in Microsoft Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry, Gemini Enterprise and agents built on Vertex AI. A local package covers Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor, and a REST API connects your own software.
Does connecting an assistant cost extra?
No. The API and the assistants are included in the Solo, Firm and Enterprise plans, and each operation counts like the same operation in the console.
Who can open the upload link?
Only the person who asked for it, signed in to Redactic. The link takes one upload and then stops working.
Where is the document processed?
On Redactic servers in the European Union. Your files are not saved, and the data processing agreement under GDPR art. 28 is signed when you subscribe.
Connect Redactic to your assistant
Choose a plan, connect the assistant your team already uses and send the next document through the upload link.