Court document anonymization in under a minute. Zero data stored

Swiss court-compliant anonymization

Shield follows the Swiss court anonymization standard (Stand August 2016). Parties become A.____, B.____ in order of appearance. Street addresses are anonymized while preserving PLZ and city. Legal entity suffixes (AG, GmbH, SA) are preserved. Date intelligence adjusts personal dates while keeping procedural dates intact.

Smart preservation logic

Not everything should be anonymized. Shield's preservation rules ensure judges, lawyers, court officials, and publicly known figures retain their names. Legal references, case numbers, statute citations, and procedural information remain untouched. The system understands context, distinguishing between a party named in a dispute and a judge presiding over it.

• Never anonymize: judges, lawyers, court officials
• Always anonymize: parties, witnesses, addresses, personal dates
• Preserve: legal references, case numbers, procedural information
• Context-aware: understands roles in legal proceedings

Zero persistence architecture

Shield processes documents entirely in memory. No database. No disk writes. No content logs. When processing completes, the document data ceases to exist. This isn't a policy. It's architecture. There is no data to breach because there is no data stored.

Local-first deployment

Shield runs on your infrastructure. Air-gapped deployment with fine-tuned local NER + LLM models requires no internet connection. On-premises Docker for organizations with existing container infrastructure. Managed secure cloud on Swiss infrastructure for those who prefer hosted solutions. Still zero persistence.

• Air-gapped: fine-tuned local models, no internet required
• On-premises: Docker deployment on your infrastructure
• Managed cloud: CH/EU-hosted, zero persistence