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DSAR redaction: one platform, one record
How to keep the whole subject access request together, from request to release.
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DSAR redaction carousel
A DSAR rarely fails at intake. It fails in the middle.
Documents are exported. They are redacted elsewhere. Then they are uploaded again. As a result, the record falls apart.
Export
Redact elsewhere
Re-upload
Seven ways control slips
- Documents leave the platform
- Extra processors and DPAs
- International transfer questions
- Version confusion
- A broken audit trail
- Manual re-uploading
- The wrong version disclosed
One platform. One record.
Redaction happens inside the DSAR lifecycle, not after it. Therefore, every step from intake to closure shares one record.
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Where redaction sits
- 1Intake
- 2Identity verification
- 3Data collection
- 4Review
- 5RedactionInside Privacy360
- 6Exemptions log
- 7Disclosure
- 8Closure
From job to review
- 1Open a job. Link it to the DSAR request. The deadline stays visible.
- 2Upload documents. PDF and Word files, up to 50 MB each.
- 3Review suggestions. Accept, reject, draw boxes or mark every instance of a name.
From reason to release
- 4Tag a reason. Third party, commercially sensitive, legal privilege, out of scope or other.
- 5Approve. Only authorised admins can approve and release.
- 6Release. The export is checked. If redacted content survives, it is blocked.
Suggestions, not automation
The module suggests personal data. However, a person approves every redaction.
Your data is processed for the request only. It is not used to train AI models.
Evidence you can defend
- Each redaction and its reason
- Who approved what, and when
- A redaction schedule with the released file
- A fingerprint of the file disclosed
- The original, kept privately in your own region
Keep the whole DSAR in one place.
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