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Use AI. Limit data exposure.

Coveniq is an AI work platform for organizations. When enabled, Privacy Guard checks text before a model call and replaces detected personal data with placeholders. It can miss information.

  • Review what the model received
  • Active Guard: pre-send failures stop the model call
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Summarize the case of Martina Berger briefly.
1 entity protected
The appeal against the fee notice dated 12 August was justified: the second home had been deregistered on 1 July. The fee paid in excess will be refunded.
Please draft the reply to Martina Berger, m.berger@musterstadt.de, regarding case KD-45678-B. The refund goes to DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00. Please keep it factual and brief.
4 entities protected
Dear Ms Berger, regarding case KD-45678-B we can confirm that the refund has been issued. The amount will be credited within the next working days.
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Protected content

This content was pseudonymized before being sent to the AI model.

  • Martina BergerPerson
    Was unnecessary
  • m.berger@musterstadt.deEmail address
    Was unnecessary
  • KD-45678-BInternal ID
    Always protected
  • DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00IBAN
    Always protected

The starting point

Productivity and data protection are not mutually exclusive.

Many organizations weigh up two routes: allow AI and carry the residual risk, or restrict its use and accept that it happens outside their own systems. Both routes leave the same question open: what leaves the organization? When enabled, the Privacy Guard checks text inputs before a model call and records detected, replaced information.

01

In everyday work

Personal data reaches AI tools because the task contains it: names from emails, details from tickets, personnel matters, file numbers. A policy sets out what is permitted. Whether it is followed at the moment of typing is not something the policy itself can ensure.

02

The evidence

Even when nothing has been disclosed, the question remains how to show it. That requires a layer that records what actually went to an external provider.

03

Weighing it up

Restrict the use and it moves to private accounts. Permit it and the overview of what leaves the building is missing. In both cases it remains open what a model has seen.

Coveniq separates what a user types from what the model gets to see.

Step by step

See how the Guard checks text before a model call.

A schematic five-step walkthrough, not a measured Guard result. Choose any step to inspect how the model boundary works; actual detections may differ.

Privacy Guard

Schematic example · not a live result

ready

Input

Please draft a reply to Martina Berger[PERSON_1] at m.berger@musterstadt.de[EMAIL_1] regarding case KD-45678-B[ID_1]. The refund goes to the account DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00[IBAN_1].

This is the text as it was entered. The Privacy Guard has not changed it yet.

Before the model call

After the model call

ready: Input. This is the text as it was entered. The Privacy Guard has not changed it yet.

The guard does not catch every item and sometimes marks too much; you report both in one click, and your administrators sharpen it permanently for your organization.

Calibration

Tune the Guard to your organization's terms.

Administrators can add organization-specific patterns for abbreviations and identifiers, then test them on example text before saving.

An identifier such as EMP-1234 may matter to your team even if a general recognizer misses it. An administrator can define a pattern, test it live and apply it to that organization. Detection can still miss or overmark details.

15 detected categories3 content layers per messageLive test before saving

Create correction

Fixing a false positiveFixing a false negative
Search patternEMP-\d+
CategoryInternal ID
Detection confidence
85%

Live test

Please check the cases EMP-4471 and EMP-2988 before sending.

2 matches in example text
CancelSave

Every pattern is tested against your own example before it is saved.

Knowledge spaces

Upload PDF, Word and text documents. Coveniq extracts, chunks and vectorizes them, and your assistants answer from your own content. Every document is checked for personal data on upload.

Assistants

As many assistants per organization as you need, each with its own system instruction, its own model and its own visibility. For the whole organization, for one department, or just for you.

Chat

Answers appear in real time, keep generating in the background when you switch conversations, and can be copied with formatting into Word or Excel. On request, the assistant produces finished documents as PDF or Word.

Tenants and sub-organizations

Complete data separation between organizations, enforced in the database through row level security. Departments and sites are modelled as sub-organizations with their own assistants and knowledge spaces.

Who it is for

Three kinds of work. A check before the model.

These fictional situations show where a Privacy Guard check fits into everyday work when it is enabled.

Companies

Example workflow

An HR team asks an assistant to draft a reference letter. With the Guard enabled, detected names and identifiers are replaced before the model call. A person reviews the draft before using it.

Other ways to use Coveniq

  • Make internal knowledge bases searchable with AI
  • Assistants for HR, legal and customer support
  • Usage analytics for cost control

Public authorities

Example workflow

A case worker asks an assistant to draft a response to an objection. With the Guard enabled, detected case numbers and personal details are replaced before the model call. The model input can then be reviewed.

Other ways to use Coveniq

  • Internal knowledge assistants with pre-send checks
  • File processing with automatic pseudonymization
  • Tenant separation between public authorities and their sites

Educational institutions

Example workflow

A teacher uses an assistant to review exam papers. With the Guard enabled, detected personal details in text inputs are replaced before the model call. The teacher reviews the result before using it.

Other ways to use Coveniq

  • Learning assistants for pupils and students
  • Institutional knowledge spaces for teaching material
  • Tenant separation between schools and faculties

Timeline

Where we stand and what comes next

We show which features are available and what we are working on next.

  1. Running

    Live operation

    German and EnglishPrivacy Guard in the product
    • Chat and assistants in the product
    • Calibrating the Guard for organization-specific language
    • Extending the transparency and control features
    • Improving response times and cost tracking
  2. Next

    Connecting your systems

    • Single sign-on and SAML integration
    • Compliance exports beyond usage and cost
    • Public API for connecting your own systems
    • Extended guard tuning and SCIM user provisioning
  3. Later

    Expansion

    • Enterprise onboarding
    • Service level commitments
    • Extended billing model
    • Further model providers beyond OpenAI and Anthropic

Details on processing locations and model providers are available in the legal documents.

Who is behind it

Coveniq is a product of AITAS Technologies.

AITAS Technologies builds software and automation around artificial intelligence and trains organizations in using it practically. The company is based in Freiburg.

Coveniq grew from a question: how can organizations use language models while reducing the risk of disclosing personal data? The platform combines assistants, knowledge spaces and a configurable Privacy Guard.

AITAS Technologies

AI software development and automation from Freiburg.

AI software development

Process automation

Training through AITAS Academy

Coveniq grew out of this work and is developed further by the same team.

Calibrate the guard to your language.

Every organization has its own abbreviations, case numbers and language. The Privacy Guard can be calibrated to such patterns. Show us a fictional example, and we will show you the platform.

The request goes through a form provided by Tally, which opens in a window on this page. The privacy policy sets out which data is processed.