Our SAR Bureau provides the full suite of services for handling SARs. Not only can we advise on your SAR handling processes, our SAR Bureau will actually do the donkey work for you reviewing and redacting thousands of pages of information per day leaving you and your team free to take a more strategic role.
We use state of the art software tools to speed up the process: using our SAR services help you to deliver SARs cheaply, effectively, and on time. Find out how we could help you now - BEFORE you get landed with a big and complex SAR!
Apply our leading edge e-discovery toosl to data sets fo find documents relevant to a SAR in data systems that don't have intelligent and configurable search capabilities.
You'd be amazed that our reduction process can take up to 60% of documents out of a document set saving time and cost on review and redaction. We do this through a range of processes including deNISTing and intelligent de-duplication.
We can convert both audio files and hand-written documents into type-written formats that can then be searched digitally.
Our team of reviewers can process thousands of pages of information each day redacting information the requester is not entitled to or that you don't want to disclose though the application of an exemption. Our team is impartial to the contents of documents which may contain sensitive and confidential data you don't want your team to see. There is a lot of sense in engaging with our SAR Services.
Engage with our team to show you the tricks and techniques of building efficient and effective scaleable SAR handling processes.
Yes. If an exemption applies, you can refuse to comply with a SAR (wholly or partly). Not all exemptions apply in the same way and it is important that each request for information meets specific criteria before being refused based - make sure your organisation understands exactly what their grounds for refusal are so there are no surprises!
Manifestly unfounded - A request may be classed as manifestly unfounded if a subject has no obvious intention to access the data for reasonable purposes or is malicious in intent and using the request to disrupt an organisation.
Manifestly excessive - When deciding if a request is manifestly excessive you should consider whether it's clearly or obviously unreasonable. You do this by considering the proportionate balance between your burden and costs for dealing with that particular situation.
If you would like to learn more about our SAR Services, book a chat with one of our team and we can discuss the many ways we can support you.
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