PDFSanitize Editions and Feature Availability

Applies to: All editions

Edition summary

PDFSanitize is available in Standard, Pro, and Enterprise editions. The active edition controls advanced sanitization, professional report formats, the Certificate of Sanitization, and supported server or virtual-machine deployment.

The applicable license agreement controls permitted use. The table below describes product capability and does not replace the license terms.

CapabilityStandardProEnterprise
Local PDF processingYesYesYes
Add individual PDFs and foldersYesYesYes
Recursive folder importYesYesYes
Batch analysis and sanitizationYesYesYes
PDF analysis and OverviewYesYesYes
Metadata Only profileYesYesYes
External Sharing profileYesYesYes
Strict Privacy profileNoYesYes
Maximum Assurance profile and modeNoYesYes
Custom sanitization optionsNoYesYes
Automatic post-sanitization verificationYesYesYes
SHA-256 fingerprint optionYesYesYes
TXT report exportYesYesYes
PDF, CSV, and JSON report exportNoYesYes
Certificate of SanitizationNoNoYes
Windows Server useNoNoYes
Virtual-machine useNoNoYes

Standard

Standard provides PDF inspection, Metadata Only and External Sharing profiles, Preserve Quality processing, verification, SHA-256 fingerprinting, and TXT report export. The Sanitization Options page remains visible so the active profile can be reviewed, but advanced controls cannot be changed to construct an arbitrary custom policy.

Standard users can enable or disable automatic verification and SHA-256 calculation.

Pro

Pro adds Strict Privacy, Maximum Assurance, sanitization-mode selection, custom sanitization controls, and professional PDF, CSV, and JSON report export. It is licensed for eligible physical, non-server Windows systems.

Enterprise

Enterprise includes Pro functionality and adds supported use on Windows Server and in virtual machines. It can also generate a Certificate of Sanitization after every selected PDF has both a sanitization result and a verification result.

Edition changes

After activating a Pro or Enterprise key, restart PDFSanitize before relying on the newly available controls. Deactivation likewise requires a restart before the interface and environment restrictions are treated as Standard again.