AI tools are already in classrooms and offices
Staff use ChatGPT to draft lesson plans, generate feedback, and summarise notes. Pupil names and personal details slip in without a second thought.
Protect pupil and student data in AI tools, email, and the platforms staff already use.
Who this is for
Teachers and researchers use AI daily. Pupil names, student numbers, and assessment data end up in prompts without anyone meaning to. BeeSensible catches it inline, before the prompt is sent.
Where it goes wrong today
Staff use ChatGPT to draft lesson plans, generate feedback, and summarise notes. Pupil names and personal details slip in without a second thought.
Under Dutch and EU law, data about minors requires stronger protection. Using it in consumer AI tools without consent or a DPA is a breach, even if accidental.
Demonstrating that you have controls in place, and that staff receive real-time guidance rather than just a policy document, matters when something goes wrong.
Inline guidance, not a blocker
Education staff use AI tools every day. BeeSensible runs in the browser and catches student identifiers in the moment of typing, without disrupting the workflow.
How BeeSensible helps
The product covers the surface where the risk actually lives: the compose area of the AI tools and communication apps your people already use.
Recognises pupil names, student numbers, assessment categories, and institutional identifiers common in Dutch and EU education contexts.
Works inside the browser. No separate application, no training overhead, no IT infrastructure change required.
Administrators see exposure patterns by tool and category. Individual message content is never stored or accessible.
Show inspectors and parents that technical controls are in place, with detection and handled-rate data to back it up.
BeeSensible fits into the tools your team already uses, without a rollout project.