Verified Redaction for High-Liability Documents.

Yes. DocArmor is built to handle both native text PDFs and unstructured, image-based documents. Our advanced OCR and AI pipeline reliably extracts and interprets text from messy faxes or low-quality scans, accurately identifying sensitive information even when the document formatting is inconsistent.

Standard redaction simply blacks out sensitive text, which protects the data but can make the resulting document difficult to read or analyze. DocArmor's upcoming de-identification mode replaces sensitive entities with realistic surrogates (e.g., seamlessly swapping the real name "John Smith" with a surrogate like "Mark Davis"). This preserves the natural flow and structural utility of the document for research, software testing, or analytics while maintaining total privacy.

Deleted when you're done. Your file and its outputs are removed from storage when you finish or sign out. A document you keep for later review stays until you finish with it or until the time you chose, whichever comes first. The longest anyone can choose is 72 hours, and an Owner or Admin can set a shorter limit or turn keeping off. DocArmor keeps only a record of the job, such as the page count and template used, never the document's contents, and your documents are never used to train our AI models.

DocArmor combines the speed of context-aware AI with the certainty of a Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) workflow. The AI acts as your powerful first pass, highlighting sensitive fields based on the templates you select. Your team is then presented with an intuitive review interface to quickly verify, add, or adjust those redactions before the document is exported. You maintain total control and final approval. That holds for batches too: every document in a batch waits for a person to review and apply it, and nothing is exported unreviewed.

Yes. Upload up to 25 PDFs at once, up to 1,000 pages in all, and run them as one batch with one template. DocArmor processes them in the background and emails you when the batch is done, so you don't need to keep the page open. You then review and apply each document, moving from one to the next, and download all the redacted files at once. Each page is charged once, and a document that fails costs nothing. If your pages run out partway through, the remaining documents wait for up to a day and start by themselves once pages are added, and any that never start aren't charged. A batch is deleted when you finish with it, or at the time you chose, up to 72 hours after its last document is ready.

No. Choose Run in background when you start it, or Continue in background while it runs, and you can close the tab or sign out. DocArmor emails you when it's ready, and you open it again from Documents with your review where you left it. A kept document is deleted when you finish with it, or at the time you chose, up to 72 hours after it's ready, whichever comes first.

Yes. Every new account starts with a free trial of 7 days and 20 pages, and it takes no credit card to begin. The trial is the same whichever plan you are weighing up, so you can try the workflow you would actually buy. When the 7 days are up, or the 20 pages are used, the trial simply ends, and you only start paying when you choose a plan.

Billing follows the plan you pick. Pay-As-You-Go is prepaid: $20 buys 222 pages, $50 buys 625, and packs never expire. Starter includes 300 pages a month for $20.99 and Professional includes 1,000 for $49.99. Pages beyond the allowance cost $0.08 on Starter and $0.07 on Professional, and are billed with your next renewal, or sooner once they reach $25. Before a job that needs extra pages runs, DocArmor shows you the price and asks you to confirm it. Extra pages are capped at $100 a month by default, and the account Owner can change the cap, from off up to $1,000. Unpaid extra pages from earlier months count toward it. Extra pages pause while a payment is past due. Paying annually takes 10% off either subscription. Enterprise volumes are quoted individually, so book a demo and we will size a plan around your workflow.