DSAR Automation demo
Every connected system swept for each request, each cut explained and re-read before release. 1:33
What the demo shows
Finds, reviews and redacts personal data and drafts replies to data subject requests
Each request is shown as a sweep across every connected system: a row per system with the records found, the identity-match confidence and a live preview of what will be cut, under the statutory clock, with the identity check and the scope pinned beside it. An identity verifier asks only for what the risk needs; sweep agents search every system in parallel and park records that only resemble the requester; a redaction agent cuts other people's data and privileged material with a one-line reason each; a second agent re-reads the package another way and can block the release. The analyst approves with a reason code; deletions wait for the system owner's legal-hold check.
Transcript
- DSAR Automation finds, reviews and redacts personal data, and drafts replies to data subject requests.
- Deletion requests are up more than six-fold since 2021 and each costs about $1,500 by hand.
- Elena Marchetti asks for all her data under GDPR, day 19 of 30.
- Her identity was checked in proportion to the risk.
- No passport needed. Sweep agents searched nine systems at once, 312 records.
- 23 lookalikes, like a namesake in Turin, wait for a person.
- The redaction agent made 486 cuts, each with a reason.
- A second agent rereads the package and catches another customer's number, spoken in a call.
- Amara accepts the cut and approves with a reason code deletions wait for the system owner's legal hold check every cut explained
- every decision signed and logged released on day 19 of 30 with no one else's data built on Botminds agents data
- screens and governance on one platform
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.