> 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/getting-started/quick-start.md).

# Quick start

## Bluur - AI-based document anonymization

Bluur is a cloud-based system for automatic classification and irreversible anonymization of documents. The system recognizes data that require protection, identifies their location in the document, and allows the user to verify the scope of anonymization before creating the output file.

The system is available through a web browser and does not require installing additional software or maintaining your own infrastructure for supporting AI models.

Documents are processed in infrastructure located in Poland, and data transmitted between the browser and the system are protected during transmission. More information can be found in the section [**Security**.](/en/system/security.md)

## Account creation 

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#### Go to the website

Open a web browser and go to: <https://app.bluur.ai/#/register>
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#### **Create an account**

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Click the **Sign up** button and fill out the registration form.

* Enter basic details (company name, email, password).
* Set a password and accept the terms and conditions.
* Confirm registration using the activation link received by email

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If the activation message has not arrived, check the Spam or Junk folder and make sure the email address you entered is correct. If the message is still missing, try resending the activation link or [contact support.](/en/system/technical-support.md)
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**Password:**

* at least 8 characters,
* at least one uppercase letter (A–Z),
* at least one lowercase letter (a–z),
* at least one digit (0–9),
* at least one special character, e.g. @, #, or $.
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#### Start anonymization

After logging in, you will be taken to the system dashboard. To begin [**the first anonymization,** ](/en/getting-started/quick-start/document-anonymization.md)add a document in the [**Quick anonymization**](broken://pages/0c28754767bf79c3edf81e783574911e361b6976) section or go to the selected project.
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## Key advantages of the system

**Automatic data classification** – the system recognizes and marks data that require protection.

**Irreversible anonymization** – the indicated data are permanently removed from the output version of the document.

**Browser-based operation** – the system does not require installing additional software or maintaining your own AI infrastructure.

**User control** – before anonymization, the user can review and correct the fields detected by the system.

**Project-based work** – documents can be organized into projects and shared with assigned users.

### Next steps

* [**Anonymizing the first document**](/en/getting-started/quick-start/document-anonymization.md) – instructions for completing the full process step by step.
* [**AI classification** ](/en/getting-started/quick-start/key-features/ai-classification.md)– information about detected data and editing labels.
* [**Document view** ](/en/functions/working-with-a-document/stages/ai-classification/saving.md)– description of the tools available while working with the file.
* [**Document retention**](/en/functions/settings/anonymization/retention.md) – rules for storing and deleting documents.
* [**Security** ](/en/system/security.md)– information about data protection and how the AI model works.


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