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Sanitize

Sanitize removes hidden metadata, active content, and embedded risk before documents cross a trust boundary.

Problem

PDFs can carry scripts, embedded files, metadata, and hidden objects that are not obvious from the rendered pages.

Use

Inspect and remove non-page risks according to an explicit sanitization policy.

Evidence plan

What this unlocks

  • Strip metadata and hidden content
  • Run from the document workspace once signed in
  • Available for repeatable batch or pipeline workflows
Simple pathForm W-9

Quick OCR and field check

Turn a scanned form into a searchable PDF and verify the obvious fields before routing it.

  1. 1Upload the W-9
  2. 2Run OCR
  3. 3Inspect detected text and form regions
  4. 4Save a searchable copy
Searchable PDFField review notesClean source metadata

Inputs & outputs

Accepted formats
pdf
Produced formats
pdf

Common use cases

  • Strip GPS and EXIF data
  • Remove JavaScript before external intake
  • Clean files before publishing or sharing

Workflow steps

  1. 1Inspect metadata, attachments, scripts, and active content
  2. 2Choose the sanitization policy
  3. 3Review the cleaned output and findings

Outputs

  • Sanitized PDF
  • Removed-content report
  • Follow-up risk findings

Review checks

  • Run X-ray before and after sanitization
  • Review removed active content
  • Keep original and sanitized artifacts separate

API

Endpoint family: /v1/security, /v1/forensics, /v1/jobs
  • Security operations should use scoped API keys and idempotency where supported.
  • Destructive operations such as true redaction and sanitization should be followed by verification jobs.
Integration overview

Limits

Availability
Enterprise control
Readiness
private preview
Automation
Pipeline-ready

Confirm entitlement, input requirements, and deployment fit in the package and API documentation before you automate this capability.

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Evidence

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Public example workflows

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Roles and use cases