Colors and what they mean

BeeSensible uses three colors to show you what's in your text.

Yellow: standard sensitivity

Names, email addresses, phone numbers. Information that deserves attention but often appears in normal communication.

Bank account numbers, social security numbers, medical information, passwords. Pause and think before sharing.

After you remove, replace, or mask something, the highlight changes to teal.

Your organization can configure different sensitivity levels per application. A name might be yellow in email but red in an AI tool.

BeeSensible uses three colors to show you what's in your text.

Names, email addresses, phone numbers. Information that deserves attention but often appears in normal communication.

Bank account numbers, social security numbers, medical information, passwords. Pause and think before sharing.

After you remove, replace, or mask something, the highlight changes to teal.

Your organization can configure different sensitivity levels per application. A name might be yellow in email but red in an AI tool.

BeeSensible uses three colors to show you what's in your text.

Names, email addresses, phone numbers. Information that deserves attention but often appears in normal communication.

Bank account numbers, social security numbers, medical information, passwords. Pause and think before sharing.

After you remove, replace, or mask something, the highlight changes to teal.

Your organization can configure different sensitivity levels per application. A name might be yellow in email but red in an AI tool.