Asl creates a unique copy of your document for every recipient, adding a unique tracking fingerprint to each one. If a copy is leaked, you can use its tracking information to identify where it came from.
Once you send the same file to several people, it becomes difficult to know which copy was shared, forwarded, or leaked.
You have an ID copy, contract, bank statement, or any sensitive document you need to share.
You send the document to several people or organizations and don't want the copies mixed up.
A copy of the document surfaces, but the hardest question is: Where did it come from?
Asl adds identifiers to each copy that help you distinguish it and link it directly to the recipient you sent it to.
You don't just prevent leaks.
You make tracing the origin
of any leaked copy straightforward.
From original copy, to traceable copy.
Upload the document you want to share and specify who will receive it.
Asl generates a unique tracking fingerprint for that recipient and embeds it into the document.
Download the protected copy and share it. If a copy is leaked, use its tracking information to identify the associated recipient.
Asl is designed to process your documents without permanently storing the original files. Your document is processed in memory to generate the protected copy, while the information needed for tracking is maintained separately.
The document is handled solely for the purpose of creating the protected copy.
The tracking mechanism does not rely on retaining the original file itself.
Only the tracking data needed to trace the copy back to its source is retained.
IDs, passports, and other personal documents shared with companies or organizations.
Bank statements, financial records, and supporting documents sent to third parties.
Commercial quotations, proposals, tenders, and confidential business documents.
Contracts, agreements, and other documents that need controlled distribution.
Asl focuses on document tracking and source identification rather than replacing encryption. It creates recipient-specific copies with unique tracking information.
No. No watermark or tracking system can guarantee that a document cannot be copied or leaked. Asl helps you identify the source of a leaked copy when its tracking information remains available.
Asl is designed to process the original document in memory rather than permanently storing the uploaded file. Tracking information is stored separately to support the tracking functionality.
Yes. The key idea is to create a different protected copy for each recipient, making it possible to associate a leaked copy with its intended recipient.
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