European identifier depth for regulated AI workflows
FastPII gives regulated organisations one detection layer for 33 detectors across Czechia, Poland, Germany, and France. Each pack is built around local formats and checksum-aware validation so security teams can review sensitive AI traffic with more certainty than generic global-only tooling allows.
Coverage
33 detectors across 4 EU country packs.
Validation
Mod 11, Mod 10, ISO 7064, Luhn, and Mod-97.
Why it matters
European identifier depth is the wedge: the closer the detector pack is to the real formats in your organisation, the easier it is to enforce accurate masking, escalation, and audit review in front of AI systems.
Four country packs, each linked to the local identifier reality
Every pack combines structured detector rules with local context so teams can move beyond generic email-and-phone coverage when models process customer support notes, onboarding forms, and case records.
Czechia
15 detectors
The deepest pack in the platform, built for Czech national identifiers, banking formats, and everyday operational records.
Rodné číslo · IČO · DIČ · Bank account · IBAN · Identity card
Explore CzechiaPoland
6 detectors
Focused Polish coverage for PESEL-led workflows, local business identifiers, and address-heavy customer service traffic.
PESEL · NIP · REGON · Postal code · Address · Phone
Explore PolandGermany
6 detectors
Built around German tax and contact flows, with checksum-aware validation for high-value identifier review paths.
Steuer-ID · USt-IdNr · Postal code · Address · Phone · Email
Explore GermanyFrance
6 detectors
Coverage for French company and citizen identifiers, paired with core contact and location entities used in public-facing systems.
SIREN · SIRET · INSEE/NIR · Postal code · Address · Phone
Explore FranceChecksum validation supports better review, and some identifiers need extra care
FastPII is designed for organisations that need to know not just that a string looks structured, but whether it follows the local checksum rules that make the identifier meaningful in practice.
GDPR Article 9 flagging
Czech rodné číslo and Polish PESEL encode biological sex, so FastPII can flag those identifiers for workflows that require a higher review threshold around special category data handling.
Policy-ready outcomes
Country packs plug directly into FastPII policy actions such as ALLOW, WARN, MASK, BLOCK, ESCALATE, LOG, and QUARANTINE, helping the same detection decision flow through gateway, governance, and audit layers.
Roadmap
Slovakia and Hungary are planned next so organisations with wider Central European data estates can extend the same operating model without switching to a different detection surface.
Bring European country coverage into the AI request path
Start with the country pack that matches your highest-risk market, then extend the same detection, protection, governance, and audit model across the rest of your organisation.