PHI & PII Sensitivity Labels
Label documents by sensitivity, then check their access and sharing rules. A label alone does not prove a file is protected.

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How it works and what to check
Sensitivity classifications can communicate handling requirements. The dossier does not establish automatic permission tightening from a label alone.
Verify the permissions and sharing rules configured for each sensitive class. Do not assume a label alone changes access or intensifies audit coverage; the supplied dossier does not establish logging of every access to sensitive material.
Sensitivity is also surfaced clearly in the user interface. When a user opens a record marked PHI or PII, the classification is visible at a glance, reminding them that the document is subject to additional handling rules. This reduces accidental mishandling and reinforces a culture of data responsibility across the organisation.
A classification does not prove proportionate protection or HIPAA, KDPA or GDPR compliance. Confirm permissions and evidence with representative synthetic records before sensitive use.
Key Benefits
Class-Level Classification
Evaluate sensitivity classifications alongside your approved handling policy.
Explicit Access Rules
Configure and test view, download and share permissions separately from the label.
Clearly Surfaced in the UI
Users see the sensitivity classification the moment they open a document, reducing accidental mishandling of personal data.
Independent Assessment
Assess applicable privacy requirements; a label is not certification or proof of effective protection.
Industry Use Cases
Evaluate administrative-record classifications and permissions using synthetic data.
Classify supporting documents and separately test onboarding-team permissions.
Mark confidential material and verify intended matter-team restrictions.
Evaluate correspondence classifications against approved handling procedures.
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