Buyer problem
Teams that want to classify document risk before sending sensitive files to clients, employees or external organisations.
Document risk assessment turns content into a decision
Document risk assessment is the process of reviewing a file before it is shared and deciding what protection is appropriate. The risk comes from both the content and the context: who is receiving it, why they need it and what would happen if the wrong person accessed it.
Duckuments is built around the workflow: document, AI analysis, risk factors, risk grade, recommended security, secure sharing.
Manual classification is easy to get wrong
A sender may remember that a file is a contract, but miss that it also contains personal contact details, signatures, bank information, commercial terms or employment context. Time pressure makes those misses more likely.
AI can support the sender by reviewing the document for signals such as personal information, financial details, identity references, legal content, employee data and confidential business information.
Risk assessment should change the sharing controls
A risk score is useful only when it affects what happens next. Lower-risk files can move through a lighter secure link flow. Higher-risk files may need shorter expiry, recipient verification, download limits and closer auditability.
Duckuments helps connect analysis to action so teams can protect sensitive documents before they leave the sender's control.