Knovari Sanitizer Documentation
Welcome to Knovari Sanitizer, the Microsoft 365 add-in that helps your team prepare safe-to-share versions of PowerPoint decks. This page walks you through installing the add-in, signing in, and running your first sanitization.
Knovari Sanitizer is a PowerPoint add-in that reads the slides you have open, uses AI to flag potentially sensitive content (client names, financial figures, named individuals, internal project codes, and similar), and then lets you decide what to redact, replace, or leave in place. The add-in produces a new, sanitized copy of your deck — your original is never modified.
Knovari is intended for use inside an organization’s Microsoft 365 tenant. All processing happens against documents the user has open in PowerPoint, under the user’s existing Microsoft sign-in.
You will need:
The add-in does not require a license key, additional sign-in, or in-app purchase. Access is controlled by your organization’s subscription.
The Knovari ribbon group appears on the Home tab. You may need to close and reopen PowerPoint once.
If you are an administrator and want to deploy Knovari Sanitizer to all users in your tenant:
Knovari Sanitizer signs users in with Microsoft single sign-on. The first time anyone in your tenant uses the add-in, your tenant administrator must grant admin consent for the following Microsoft Graph delegated permissions:
| Permission | Why it’s needed |
|---|---|
User.Read | Required by Office single sign-on to issue an identity token containing the user’s name and email. |
openid | Standard OpenID Connect scope — confirms the user’s identity. |
profile | Standard OpenID Connect scope — provides display name shown in the add-in UI. |
Knovari Sanitizer does not call Microsoft Graph or read mail, files, or calendar data. These scopes are used purely to identify the signed-in user.
To grant admin consent, an administrator can use the URL provided in your onboarding email, or visit Microsoft Entra → Enterprise applications → Knovari Sanitizer → Permissions → Grant admin consent.
Once Knovari Sanitizer is installed and your tenant has consented:
A first-time analysis on a 20-slide deck typically takes 90–180 seconds.
Knovari Sanitizer processes the content of the deck you have open in PowerPoint to perform the analysis. Slide text and images are sent to a large-language-model subprocessor for classification under contractual terms that prohibit using your data to train models. Sanitized output and analysis results are retained server-side only for the period described in our privacy notice.
For full details on data collection, retention, subprocessors, and your rights as a user or as a customer organization, please read our Privacy Notice.
Email: support@knovari.io
Support form: knovari.ai/support
Response time: within one business day for paid customers; best-effort during business hours
otherwise.
For privacy-specific requests (data access, deletion, etc.), please email privacy@knovari.io so we can route the request to our DPO.