Word documents are everywhere in business - contracts, proposals, reports, meeting notes. But they're also full of sensitive information that you might not want to share.

When you share a Word document, you might accidentally expose:

• Client names and contact information
• Financial details and pricing
• Internal project codes
• Email addresses and phone numbers
• Comments and tracked changes (with personal info)
• Document properties (author names, company names)

You're sending a proposal template to a new client, but it was originally created for another client. Even if you changed the client name in the document, there might be:

• References to the old client buried in footnotes
• Their contact info in a header
• Old pricing you meant to remove
• Track changes showing your internal discussions

This could be embarrassing at best, or a data breach at worst.

Drag and drop your .docx file into Redactorr. Like with PDFs, detection and redaction run in your browser.

Redactorr reads through your entire document, including:

• Body text
• Headers and footers
• Tables
• Text boxes
• Footnotes and endnotes

It finds sensitive patterns like emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more.

You'll see a highlighted version showing everything detected. Review each finding and decide what to keep or redact.

Download your sanitized .docx file with all sensitive information replaced by redacted items. The formatting, styles, and structure stay intact - only the sensitive data changes.

Redactorr maintains your document's:

• Formatting (bold, italics, colors, fonts)
• Styles (headings, lists, quotes)
• Images and diagrams
• Tables and layouts
• Page breaks and sections

Before sharing any important document, run it through Redactorr even if you think it's clean. You'd be surprised how often sensitive information hides in unexpected places!