DocArmor redacts PII and PHI from the documents pattern search can't read: scanned records, faxes, image-only PDFs and court exhibits. Context-aware AI finds the identifiers, your reviewer confirms every one, and DocArmor checks each page to make sure the content is really gone. What it does • Reads for meaning, not just patterns. It finds a patient's daughter, her employer and her pacemaker's serial number in plain prose, and leaves the treating doctor and the clinic's public line alone. • Sees what text search can't: wet signatures, notary stamps, ID photos, barcodes and QR codes. • Keeps a human in charge. Every finding lands in a checklist linked to its place on the page. Untick, add, preview, then apply. • Takes instructions in plain English. Describe what to remove and what to keep, and save it as a team template. • Ships with templates for HIPAA Safe Harbor, FRCP 5.2, FERPA, FOIA and public records exemptions, PCI DSS and GLBA, and blind hiring. • Gives the organization control: shared, versioned templates and an audit record of every job. Privacy by design Documents are kept only while you work on them and deleted when you finish or sign out. They are never used to train models. DocArmor is a US-based company, and processing stays in US regions. Exports have metadata, attachments and form values stripped. Who it's for Health information and privacy teams, law firms and litigation support, FOIA and public records offices, school districts, HR and talent teams, and financial compliance. Try it free for 7 days on 20 pages, no credit card: docarmor.ai. For enterprise volume, SSO or a signed BAA, book a demo. DocArmor is built by Content Centric Labs, LLC in Franklin, Tennessee.