Customer listPasteChatGPT
One quick paste
4:52 pm. A sales rep pastes the customer list into ChatGPT, just to clean it up.
Let The Good Flow,
Stanch The Rest.
Not just what the data is, but where it’s going, who’s sending it, and why.
Decided on the device, in the moment. Leaks stop. Work flows.
Flow Is Good.
Leaks Aren’t.
All day, your people paste, upload, print, share and prompt. Almost all of it is exactly what the business needs. Somewhere in that flow is the one that shouldn’t leave: a sales rep’s customer list in a personal AI chat.
Every leak starts as a flow.
Same Data. Different Flow. Different Risk.
- customer-data.csvSalesforce
- Source-Data.csvApproved Workspace
- Prompt-Injection.txtAI Agent
Leak
The file didn’t change. Its destination did.
Tools that only match text can’t see it. So they cry wolf.
The Stanch moment
Most of what people paste should go. This is the one that shouldn’t, and what happens next.
- WhatCustomer data
- Found212 card numbers
- ToUnapproved AI
Stanch takes a look
Before anything leaves the laptop, it sees what this is and where it’s going.
- This wasn’t pasted
It has 212 card numbers. Use the company’s AI workspace for customer data.
It steps in
The paste doesn’t go through. A short note tells the rep why, in plain words.
- Company AIRecorded · 4:52 pm
Work goes on
The rep finishes in the company’s AI workspace. Security gets the record, with no ticket and no blame.
Not everything should stop.
Record. Warn. Block only when it matters.
Logos of AI and work apps: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Slack, Gmail, Grok, GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Perplexity, Cursor, WhatsApp, OneDrive, DeepSeek, VS Code, Telegram, Google Drive, Mistral, Zoom, Dropbox, GitHub
Every flow,
in plain sight.
Where. Who. Which AI. And Why.
Data lineage — where it came from and where it went.
Different Questions. Same Flow.
One Stanch.
The whole path, in one picture
Who ran it, on which laptop, through which agent and session,
what the session did first, and the moment Stanch stepped in.
Stop the leak, not the work.
Stanch steps in only where your rules say so. The rest keeps flowing.
Sensitive Data Shouldn’t
Flow Everywhere.
Stanch keeps it where it belongs, and shows you why.
See it on your own flows.
Book a Demo
Let The Good Flow,
Stanch The Rest.
Not just what the data is, but where it’s going, who’s sending it, and why.
Decided on the device, in the moment. Leaks stop. Work flows.
Flow Is Good.
Leaks Aren’t.
All day, your people paste, upload, print, share and prompt. Almost all of it is exactly what the business needs. Somewhere in that flow is the one that shouldn’t leave: a sales rep’s customer list in a personal AI chat.
Every leak starts as a flow.
Same Data. Different Flow. Different Risk.
- customer-data.csvSalesforce
- Source-Data.csvApproved Workspace
- Prompt-Injection.txtAI AgentLeak
The file didn’t change. Its destination did.
Tools that only match text can’t see it. So they cry wolf.
The Stanch moment
Most of what people paste should go. This is the one that shouldn’t, and what happens next.
- Customer listPasteChatGPT
One quick paste
4:52 pm. A sales rep pastes the customer list into ChatGPT, just to clean it up.
- WhatCustomer data
- Found212 card numbers
- ToUnapproved AI
Stanch takes a look
Before anything leaves the laptop, it sees what this is and where it’s going.
- This wasn’t pasted
It has 212 card numbers. Use the company’s AI workspace for customer data.
It steps in
The paste doesn’t go through. A short note tells the rep why, in plain words.
- Company AIRecorded · 4:52 pm
Work goes on
The rep finishes in the company’s AI workspace. Security gets the record, with no ticket and no blame.
Logos of AI and work apps: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Slack, Gmail, Grok, GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Perplexity, Cursor, WhatsApp, OneDrive, DeepSeek, VS Code, Telegram, Google Drive, Mistral, Zoom, Dropbox, GitHub
Every flow, in plain sight.
Where. Who. Which AI. And Why.
The whole path,
in one picture
Who ran it, on which laptop, through which agent and session, what the session did first, and the moment Stanch stepped in.
Stop the leak, not the work.
Stanch steps in only where your rules say so. The rest keeps flowing.
Sensitive Data Shouldn’t Flow
Everywhere.
Stanch keeps it where it belongs, and shows you why.
See it on your own flows.
Book a Demo