Security services providers, secure data exchange platforms, and organizations that handle confidential information all need documents they can trust. Datalogics helps you create, protect, sign, and share PDFs securely, in your own environment.
Raw data has to become documents that cannot be altered. Personal information has to be scrubbed before files are shared. Large confidential files must be shared quickly, and secure documents often have to be printed with barcodes and exact layouts. Datalogics automates the document work so security stays built in.
Generate PDFs programmatically from your data, then lock them with passwords, encryption, and permissions. Add digital signatures so you can tell if a document has changed since it was signed.
Permanently remove personal and confidential content from documents before they are shared or converted. Inspect metadata and attachments first, so hidden details don't travel with the file.
Apply passwords, encryption, permissions, and watermarks to control who can open, edit, or copy a document. Decrypt protected files you receive so they can be processed, and inspect fonts and attachments.
Add digital signatures to reports, agreements, and records to confirm who approved them and that they have not changed. Options include basic and policy-based PAdES, CMS, and RFC 3161 time stamps.
Optimize and compress large documents so confidential files open faster for the people who need them. Split very large files and reduce size without losing quality for quicker sharing.
Add text, images, barcodes, and QR codes to layered PDFs, convert to image formats, merge documents, and send them to the printer with control over the output. Flatten layers for a final version.
Documents are processed under your own security and data residency requirements.
Add PDF capabilities through SDKs, the pdfRest API, command line tools, or a container.
Independently audited controls. Request our SOC 2 Type 2 report to speed up your vendor review.
Straight answers on documents, deployment, integration, and licensing.
A wide range of PDF documents, including reports, case files, agreements, and documents containing personal or confidential information.
Yes. Passwords, encryption, and permissions can restrict who can open, edit, or copy a document, and digital signatures show whether it has changed.
Yes. Redaction permanently removes confidential content from a document.
Yes. On-premises and private cloud deployment are both available.
Through SDKs, the pdfRest API, command line tools, or a container, depending on your system.
Flexible licensing for projects of different sizes. See Pricing & Licensing.
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