The situation

The grid operator sends a notice. It is about connection, capacity or deadlines. The text is hard to read.

How it works

You paste the text of the letter.

The Schleuse replaces secrets

Names, addresses, identifiers and credentials are replaced with stand-in words. This happens on your side, not in the cloud. Amounts and dates stay as they are.

The AI answers, the Schleuse translates back

The answer contains the stand-in words. On your side they turn back into the real names.

Example

Your question to the AI

Explain this letter. What does it mean for me? Are there deadlines?

What is in your text

Grid connection notice for Hof Lindenberg KG, plant SEE900000000001.
Permitted feed-in capacity: 749 kW.
Valid from 1 January 2027.

What the cloud AI sees

Grid connection notice for Business Alpha, plant Register_1.
Permitted feed-in capacity: 749 kW.
Valid from 1 January 2027.

This example is made up.

What you get

You get a plain explanation and a list of next steps.

Good to know

This is not legal advice. If you have a dispute with the grid operator, get advice.

Zone of this use case: Yellow

Only through the Schleuse. And only to targets you have approved.

Status of the Schleuse

Version 0.1 Alpha. So far tested only with made-up examples. Not reviewed by third parties. No legal advice.

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Would you like to try this?

We are looking for pilot partners. We test the Schleuse with made-up or cleared examples first. Only then does real text go through.

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