AI-guided redaction workflow
Upload documents, let AI identify sensitive content in seconds, review the suggestions, and then download the redacted file. The homepage presents this as a four-step workflow built for fast review and approval.
Redactable is AI-powered document redaction software that finds and removes sensitive information from PDFs, images, and scanned documents with OCR and audit trails.
Redactable is AI-powered document redaction software for removing sensitive information from PDFs, images, and scanned documents. It is positioned as a faster alternative to manual redaction, with the site claiming it can slash redaction time while reducing the risk of missed information.
The product’s core workflow is simple: upload documents, let AI find sensitive data, review suggested redactions, and export a secure file. The website also emphasizes permanent redaction, OCR support, audit trails, and collaboration features for teams that handle regulated or confidential records.
The site presents Redactable for a range of document-heavy workflows, including legal, healthcare, finance, insurance, real estate, and government use cases. Pricing is based on document volume, with free access to start, monthly plans, and an enterprise option for higher-volume and team-oriented needs.
Upload documents, let AI identify sensitive content in seconds, review the suggestions, and then download the redacted file. The homepage presents this as a four-step workflow built for fast review and approval.
The product detects sensitive information such as names, emails, SSNs, credit cards, PII, PHI, financial data, and custom patterns, helping users find content that manual review can miss.
Redactable supports scanned documents with OCR and preprocessing that corrects rotation, noise, and contrast before converting images into searchable text.
Teams can manage projects with folders, assignments, review processes, shared workspaces, comments, and activity tracking, with RBAC for permissions.
The site says Redactable removes hidden metadata, embedded objects, and residual data so redactions are permanent and not recoverable.
The product can generate redaction certificates, audit logs, timestamps, and privilege logs to document what was redacted and when.
Legal teams can redact court filings, client records, and discovery materials while keeping audit trails and redaction certificates for documentation.
Healthcare and insurance teams can remove PHI, policyholder data, and claims information from scans or PDFs while using OCR to handle image-based records.
Finance, real estate, and contract teams can remove account details, financial data, and sensitive deal terms before sharing documents internally or externally.
Government and public-sector teams can prepare records releases by organizing documents, applying redactions, and tracking changes across a project.
Teams that store files in Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box, or Clio can import documents from cloud storage and work in browser-based workflows.
Redactable uses document volume rather than a one-size-fits-all license. The pricing page shows a free tier, monthly plans, and an enterprise option with contact sales, and it notes that plans include unlimited pages per document, AI auto-redaction, and OCR for scanned files.
Yes. The pricing page says you can redact up to 3 documents for free, and no credit card is required to start the free tier.
The product is designed to upload documents, let AI identify sensitive information, and then approve the suggested redactions before downloading the secure file.
The features page says teams can work with shared workspaces, task assignments, comments, activity logs, and role-based access control.
Redactable supports Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box, and Clio on the home page, while the features page specifically mentions Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Box for import and export.