Kodex (YC S21) — Easiest way for companies to process data requests from governments
Kodex makes it easy for companies to process, and respond to, subpoenas from governments around the world. Agencies, like the FBI, subpoena user data from customers like Coinbase, and thousands of other companies - without Kodex, companies largely rely on email, fax, and spreadsheets to manage them.
Kodex is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Easiest way for companies to process data requests from governments. The founders listed are Matt Donahue (Founder), Danny Mendoza (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, June 28, 2021).
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Kodex makes it easy for companies to process, and respond to, subpoenas from governments around the world. Agencies, like the FBI, subpoena user data from customers like Coinbase, and thousands of other companies - without Kodex, companies largely rely on email, fax, and spreadsheets to manage them.
Kodex is a SaaS tool that helps private sector companies manage relationships, workflows, and secure file transfer with government agencies who are seeking confidential information on a company's users. We streamline compliance operations, protect the privacy of their users, reduce error, and validate the legitimacy of government agents who are requesting information.
Matt Donahue
Founder
Danny Mendoza
Founder
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