NOVEMBER 2, 2026
Personal-information exposure reduction
Privacy for the people
behind your mission.
Home addresses, personal phone numbers and family details can expose employees and public-facing personnel to unwanted contact and harassment. PupErase is preparing to launch personal-information discovery, authorized removal requests and dated follow-up for these people.
Illustrative example — not a customer result
Request submitted → source reports removal → listing not observed on a dated public recheck. These are different evidence states. A dated observation does not establish permanent deletion or removal of other copies.
The service, at a glance
Find exposed information.
Check agreed public sources and help participants review possible matches.
Handle authorized requests.
Coordinate eligible requests and record submissions, responses and unresolved cases.
Recheck and report.
Report the source, match status, authorized action, source response and dated public recheck. Keep unresolved cases visible.
Agentic workflow development
Discuss a focused prototype for a repetitive, document-heavy process: agreed data sources, human approval points, measurable tests and a record of agent actions.
Who it is for
Employers evaluating employee and executive privacy; public agencies supporting public-facing personnel; contracting partners assessing a defined privacy role.
Evaluate a pilot
Agree on participants, sources, authorization, data access, reporting and success criteria. Confirm required privacy, security and accessibility documentation, readiness and timing before committing.