Governance
Practical rules for how your staff use AI tools
AI Policy and Workflow Controls gives your business a clear set of internal operating guidelines — not legal advice, but practical guidance for safe, consistent AI use.
Price
Priced on scope
Timeframe
1–2 weeks
Who this is for
- Businesses with staff already using AI tools without clear rules
- Teams that need to know what data may and may not be entered
- Organisations with client confidentiality obligations
- Businesses implementing AI for the first time and wanting a governance baseline
What you receive
AI Policy and Workflow Controls is practical internal guidance for businesses that need clear rules around AI tool use — without requiring a full legal review.
Why this matters
Most businesses using AI tools informally have a gap between what staff are doing and what has been approved. This creates risks around client data, business confidentiality, and accuracy of output.
The controls work fills that gap with simple, practical rules that staff can follow without needing legal expertise.
What this is not
This document is practical operating guidance. It is not a legal document, a formal privacy compliance assessment, or a cyber-security review. Where those are needed, GrowIT will identify the relevant specialists.
Typical scope
The output is a short, readable document: an approved tool list, a data-entry rules summary, human review guidelines, and an AI use register template. It is written in plain English so staff can actually use it.
What is included
- Approved AI tool list
- AI use register template
- Data-entry rules (what may and may not be entered)
- Human review rules
- Customer-facing use guidelines
- Staff guidance document
- Escalation and exception process
Not included
- Legal advice
- Formal privacy compliance certification
- Cyber-security assurance
- Regulatory compliance advice
Where these areas are needed, GrowIT will identify the appropriate specialists.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as a legal privacy policy?
Do we need this before implementing AI?
Can this be combined with an audit?
Start with the Policy and Controls
You will leave knowing where AI fits, where it does not, what to do first, and what to avoid.