You know stuff has got to go, but you’re not sure what. No one wants to be the schmo
who accidentally deleted the latest version of the funding pitch deck, so you’re holding
onto everything.
Having the confidence to archive or get rid of the data you no longer need starts with a
clear understanding of what you have.
The Semantic Intelligence™ platform is unique in its capability to contextually discover
and categorize data. Not only can we find all instances of a social security number, but
we can also tell you if the data records it’s found in are duplicates because our solution
scans the entire records to understand context.
With Semantic Intelligence™, you get the peace of mind that comes from knowing your
data’s gone from hot mess to deep clean.
It’s time to claw back your data’s integrity.
Find business-critical data, files stored in the wrong location, and oversharing by users. Gain essential insights into risk and mitigation opportunities.
Yes. In fact, Semantic Intelligence™ can identify not only duplicate data but near-duplicate data as well. You can then delete or archive obsolete data directly within the platform.
Yes, Semantic Intelligence™ can tell you the age of all your data records. You can set retention policies directly within the platform, which will automatically be applied once data records reach the set threshold.
When companies have many duplicated and unnecessary files, it raises the risk of sensitive information being exposed, misplaced, or shared without proper oversight. By removing duplicates, Semantic Intelligence™ decreases your attack surface and helps keep data environments cleaner and safer.
Yes. Removing duplicate and obsolete data reduces storage needs, lowers cloud and infrastructure costs, and makes backup and recovery processes faster and more efficient. We’ve also had customers tell us that reducing the amount of sensitive data they are storing has lowered their cybersecurity insurance premiums.
Our AI understands context because it doesn’t just look for patterns or phrases; it reviews entire data records. This means it can tell the difference between the same social security number appearing on different types of records, like an I-9 and life insurance application, versus a duplicate data record.

Cyrus Tehrani • September 10, 2025
