Transcript Batch Redaction with anonym.plus

Clean a whole folder of records in one local run with steady labels.

Batch redaction is the removal of personal identifiers from a whole folder of transcripts in one run. It applies FRCP 5.2 the same way across every file. anonym.plus works on your device, with a shared label map so one person maps to one alias everywhere.

When this applies

A case yields many volumes and several depositions. Cleaning them one by one risks drift, where one witness gets two labels. A batch run keeps it even.

How anonym.plus handles it

  1. Point anonym.plus at the folder on your machine.
  2. It scans each file for the FRCP 5.2 identifier set.
  3. A shared map keeps repeat people steady across the run.
  4. Review the summary and fix any low-confidence flags.
  5. Save the clean set on your device.

What you need to provide

PII entity types detected

Categoryanonym.plus entity typeExample
NamesPERSONwitness across files → [WITNESS_1]
NamesPERSONrepeat counsel → [COUNSEL_1]
DatesDATE_TIMEsession dates → [DATE]
IdentifiersUS_SSNSSNs → [SSN]
LocationLOCATIONaddresses → [ADDRESS]
CaseCASE_NUMBERcase nos. → [CASE_NO]

Compliance achieved

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Limitations & cautions

A batch runs up to 20 files at a time. Mixed folders lean on OCR for scanned files, so review low-confidence flags. A shared map keeps results even, but guard that map, since it can re-link the set if kept.

Frequently asked questions

How many files run at once?

A batch handles up to 20 files per run. Point the tool at a folder and it works through each on your device.

How does batch mode keep one witness steady?

A shared map logs each person once, so the same witness or counsel maps to the same alias in every file across the folder.

Can the batch mix PDFs, DOCX, and scans?

Yes. Mixed types work. Scanned records are read with local OCR before the check.