> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bluurdoc.bluur.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bluurdoc.bluur.ai/en/readme.md). # Welcome to the Knowledge Base Complete system documentation **Bluur®**, to help you get started, learn the most important features, and use AI classification and document anonymization efficiently. Choose the area that interests you or start with the guide for new users. ### Start with the basics

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Getting started	Help for new users, step by step on how to get started with the Bluur® system.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Pierwsze kroki z systemem.png	First steps
Key features	An overview of the most important features, such as AI classification, document anonymization, projects, event logs, and teamwork.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Kluczowe funkcje systemu-12.png	Key features
First document anonymization	Instructions for carrying out your first document anonymization, from uploading a file to downloading the finished version.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Pierwsza anonimizacja.png	Document anonymization
Working with documents	Adding documents, AI classification, editing detected fields, anonymization, and downloading finished files.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Praca z dokumentami.png	Working with a document
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)	Answers to the most frequently asked questions about how the system works, documents, the account, and anonymization.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Najczęściej zadawane pytania (FAQ) kopia.png	FAQ
Information about licensing and billing	A guide to subscriptions, page limits, users, payments, invoices, and dedicated plans.	Bluur-Knowledge-Base_Informacje o licencjonowaniu i rozliczeniach kopia.png	Billing and licensing

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