Format · Chats and tickets
Support tickets, live-chat logs and Slack, Teams or Jira exports are what chatbots and AI agents are tested and trained on. They are also full of customer names, order numbers and card numbers customers should never have typed.
Chat and ticket archives are now wanted for AI training, data deals and audits, and every one of them needs the people taken out first.
Chat is also where detectors struggle most: nicknames, handles, typos and numbers split across messages. Check any tool, ours included, against labelled samples.
Card numbers have a recognisable shape, so pattern detection finds them in complete form. Numbers split across messages or written in words are harder, so the 48-hour proof tests for them on your own exports.
The starting point is exports, which keep the data inside your environment. Direct connectors are scoped with you, based on the systems you run.
Yes, if the replacements are realistic and consistent. "Sorry Ava, can you confirm your postcode?" teaches a bot the same thing as the original; "[NAME], confirm [POSTCODE]" does not.
Documents and text use the same policies, the same engine and the same deployment as these results.
Published results from database and synthetic data work on the Synthesized platform.
Bring 50 conversations from one export. In 48 hours you'll see them masked, with the evidence.