Amanda Levay retweeted
Get your time back and safeguard your most sensitive information with the #1 document redaction software, @RedactableApp.
This powerful platform uses AI technology to detect and permanently remove confidential content from documents across industries where data security is essential. Both HIPAA and SOC 2 compliant, Redactable guarantees complete removal of sensitive data—not just hiding it behind black boxes like traditional methods.
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Amanda Levay retweeted
Thrilled to see Redactable's CEO Amanda Levay in Fast Company! 📰 ✨
On implementing AI effectively ➡️ identify key workflows for automation, test on a smaller scale, and measure ROI before expanding.
Catch her insights and more strategies for budget-conscious innovation in the full article.👇
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Amanda Levay retweeted
We’re proud to share that Redactable has been featured in The Legal Wire in an article by Nicola Taljaard. ✨
Learn how our AI-powered solutions are setting the gold standard in document redaction.👇
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Amanda Levay retweeted
How AI-powered redaction technology enhances data privacy compliance fastco.expert/3WdqcKD Written by Amanda Levay of @RedactableApp
Amanda Levay retweeted
Every real estate transaction involves sensitive data. 🏡
By law, much of it must be redacted. ⚖️
But redacting it manually? That’s a time-consuming, costly, and exhausting task.
Instead, you can use Redactable’s AI-powered solution to unlock full compliance at a fraction of the cost, time, and effort. ✨
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Amanda Levay retweeted
👍Check Redactable, the AI-powered redaction tool that securely erases private info from documents 💻. Safeguard sensitive data for businesses & agencies with thorough & accurate redactions 🔒 #DataProtection #RedactionTool #AIforSecurity @RedactableApp
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Amanda Levay retweeted
PDFs can hide sensitive metadata like names or addresses. 🕵️♂️
Standard editors may miss it, leaving info exposed. ⚠️
Redactable fully removes it to prevent data leaks. 🔒
Try it now ⬇️
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Amanda Levay retweeted
Redaction by drawing boxes over text with a marker has been the go-to method for years, but it’s highly prone to errors. ⚠️
Manual redactions can:
⏳ Take up to *50x* longer than automated solutions.
🚶 Fade away or be manipulated with over time, exposing sensitive information.
⛔️ Make tracking and auditing nearly impossible.
Amanda Levay retweeted
Redacting sensitive info in PDF editors takes a lot of effort as you have to manually draw boxes over text. ⏳
But even so, those boxes don’t actually remove the underlying data. ✒️
Plus, metadata with sensitive info stays intact, leading to errors and leaks. ⛓️💥
What’s better? Redactable’s AI-powered redactions! 😎
Amanda Levay retweeted
Manual redaction is an absolute time sink. 😓
It takes people hours or even days to physically review documents, identify sensitive information, and obscure it using markers, correction fluid, or PDF editors. ⏳
Don't waste time on outdated methods! ✋
Amanda Levay retweeted
Learning to hear and understand your inner voice is equal to discovering super powers.
Amanda Levay retweeted
Ran into a founder today on the street. He had a big smile on his face. You see, two months ago he ran out of money. Sales were taking longer than expected which set them back. But the team remained confident in their approach and put their heads down. Then in September, they closed a $5m round from a tier one VC.
Founder is smiling, several lessons learned and this startup will live to see another day…💪🏼
Amanda Levay retweeted
Why do some people feel it’s necessary to “humble” founders? Most founders are their own worst enemies and harshest critics.
Any tiny shimmer of success probably just bought them a few more weeks of motivation. Be nice.
Amanda Levay retweeted
Underrepresented founders don't have "Friends & Family" rounds, we have "Accelerators & Strangers" - @limrtz
Amanda Levay retweeted
Startups are hard as hell.
They take years to build.
You'll be stressed a lot.
You'll work long hours.
You'll think about giving up.
Remember why you started.
You wanted to solve a problem.
You wanted to help people at scale.
You wanted to change a market.
So do that.
Amanda Levay retweeted
VCs now realizing Silicon Valley has a public image problem and suggesting we increase PR efforts and participation in politics to make clear that Silicon Valley problems are every American's problems…
A better (and easier) starting point might simply be investing in more underrepresented founders that live outside of SV and NYC. At the very least, we won't have to all retweet the same female founder in Ohio next time.
Amanda Levay retweeted
There are lots of mistakes VCs can make like paying too high of a price, investing in companies that fail, giving bad advice, and plenty more.
But because VC returns follow the power law THE biggest mistake a VC can make is not investing in the one company that will matter.
Amanda Levay retweeted
The hardest thing any founder can do, is build a company that their parents can actually understand 😂
Amanda Levay retweeted
INVESTORS TREAT SOLO FOUNDERS UNFAIRLY and it should stop in 2023
One thing I got a lot as a founder and hear from founders often today is the pressure they feel from investors to "find a Co-founder".
I think this advice is terrible/unnecessary in 2023 for many reasons. 🧵 – at Trenton, NJ
