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# Bluur

Bluur is a solution for document classification and anonymization that uses AI mechanisms. The system enables automatic detection and anonymization of sensitive data in documents and text content. The service is available through a web browser. Integration with eAuditor Cloud allows you to use Bluur mechanisms without having to perform the anonymization process directly in its interface.

**More information:** [What is Bluur?](https://bluur.ai/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

## Integration with Bluur

Integration with Bluur enables automatic classification and anonymization of documents and text directly from eAuditor Cloud. After the systems are connected, users can use Bluur mechanisms without having to log in separately to its interface.

For documents, the process is automatic: the user uploads files, selects the shared anonymization scheme, and the system performs classification and anonymization. Once completed, the ready documents can be downloaded from the Employee Panel.

### Process diagram

Bluur setup → Connection → Anonymization configuration → Anonymization

{% hint style="info" %}
**Important:** Using the integration requires a purchased Bluur subscription plan. The integration is currently not limited to a specific paid plan. 
{% endhint %}


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