Subrogation redaction is the removal of nonpublic personal information from a recovery record. GLBA, at 15 U.S.C. §6802, limits sharing of that data. anonym.plus marks each item on your device, so the recovery facts stay clear while the people named are shielded.
When this applies
Such a record names the claimant, the at-fault driver, and bank details. You trim those fields before the document reaches counsel or another insurer.
How anonym.plus handles it
- Open the record in anonym.plus on your device.
- Local OCR reads scanned demand letters and reports.
- The tool flags claimant and third-party identifiers.
- Keep the claim and recovery codes intact.
- Swap or black out the confirmed items.
- Save the clean copy locally.
What you need to provide
- The recovery record (PDF, DOCX, or scan).
- An operator (Replace keeps the demand readable).
- Optional name map for repeat individuals.
PII & financial identifiers detected
| Category | anonym.plus entity type | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Names | PERSON | claimant Reyes → [CLAIMANT] |
| Names | PERSON | at-fault driver → [THIRD_PARTY] |
| Financial | US_BANK_NUMBER | recovery acct 7782 → [ACCOUNT] |
| Identifiers | US_SSN | 601-22-4419 → [SSN] |
| Contact | PHONE_NUMBER | (415) 555 7782 → [PHONE] |
| Location | LOCATION | incident address → [ADDRESS] |
Compliance achieved
- Shields party data under GLBA (15 U.S.C. §6802).
- Flags the at-fault driver, not just the claimant.
- Offline work keeps the file off any server.
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Limitations & cautions
A demand letter can name a unique fact that points to someone. The tool flags named items. Read the letter for indirect clues before you share it.
Frequently asked questions
Whose data should I redact in a recovery record?
Both the claimant and the at-fault driver hold nonpublic data under GLBA. anonym.plus flags each for review.
Will my recovery codes survive?
Yes. Allow-list claim and recovery codes so they stay while personal data is removed.
Is the record uploaded?
No. The app works offline, so it stays on your machine.