Use case · Dev and test
Most test data programmes mask the tables and stop. The PDFs, notes, emails and attachments stored beside them get copied into dev and test untouched, and that's where the real names still are.
If the letter says Maria Lopez, every document in the run that mentions her should say Jordan Hale afterwards, or testers chase mismatches that aren't bugs.
Sometimes that's the right call. But any test that opens, renders or reads a document then fails, and teams tend to copy real files back in to get unblocked. Masked or synthetic files keep those tests working.
Yes. They keep their pages and layout. If your tests select or search text inside the PDF, choose searchable output: the text layer then carries the replacement values.
SAP tables are covered by Synthesized for SAP. For long texts and attachments stored in SAP, bring a sample to the 48-hour proof.
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 one test environment. We'll show you what sits beside the tables and how much of it can be masked today.