

Strac makes a safe, realistic copy of your SaaS and production data — replacing every name, email, SSN, and card with a consistent fake — so you can test, analyze, and train AI on it without ever exposing real people.

Teams want to put Slack, Drive, GitHub, and Notion data to work in AI models, testing, and analytics. But that data is saturated with PII, PHI, PCI, and secrets. Send it as-is and you’ve handed an LLM your customers’ personal data with no way to take it back.
Point Strac at your data — S3, Azure, or GCP, a common intermediary from your SaaS apps. No agents to install.
The same ML engine that powers Strac DLP finds every sensitive value and replaces it with a realistic, format-preserving fake.
A copy in the same format lands in your destination — ready for AI, testing, or analytics. Real records never leave your control.
Every name, address, SSN, account number, and amount is swapped for a consistent, realistic stand-in. The document still looks and behaves like the original — so it’s usable — but no real person is exposed.



The same value becomes the same fake across every file, table, and format — joins and relationships stay intact.
Databases (SQL, Parquet, CSV, DuckDB, SAP HANA), documents (PDF, Word, spreadsheets), JSON/HTML/TXT/EML, source code, and images (OCR).
The same ML that already governs your sensitive data — names, emails, SSNs, cards, bank accounts, employee/customer IDs, API keys, and more.
Incremental processing across 24 snapshots — about 2.15 TB instead of 24 TB (~91% less).


RAG, fine-tuning, and analytics on real business data — minus the real identities.
Dev, staging, and CI that behave like prod, without prod’s risk.
Share datasets internally without exposing customers or employees.
Show real-looking data to prospects and partners — safely.
GDPR explicitly names pseudonymization as a security measure (Article 32). Strac keeps a secure, versioned mapping, logs every field detected and transformed, and never sends real data to a model. Pair it with anonymization when data must be fully non-personal.
Go deeper: Data Pseudonymization guide · Pseudonymization vs anonymization · SAP HANA at scale
A short demo on your own formats — SaaS exports, a database, or SAP HANA. Walk away with a plan for a safe copy.


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