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Workplace AI Policy Generator

If your team uses AI, the rules are being set by whoever is typing — unless you write them down. Answer six questions and get a plain-language AI policy template your team will actually read. Runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.

Your organisation.

The policy updates as you type.

Approved AI tools

Tick the ones your team is allowed to use. Anything unticked is treated as not approved.

Your situation

Your policy.

Edit anything below before you circulate it. Downloads as Markdown, which pastes cleanly into Word, Google Docs or Notion.

A policy sets the rule. An audit checks whether it holds.

A policy governs what your team should do. It cannot tell you which AI tools are already connected to your systems, or what they can reach. StackGuard maps that.

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Frequently asked questions

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What is a workplace AI policy?

A short internal document that tells your team which AI tools are approved, what information must never be pasted into them, and who is accountable for checking AI-generated work before it reaches a client.

Does my business need an AI policy?

Yes. Team size does not change the risk: one person pasting client data or credentials into a consumer AI tool creates the same exposure at 15 people as at 500. A one-page policy people actually read is enough to start.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a starting template for internal discussion, written in plain language and free to adapt. Have your own legal advisers review it before adoption, particularly in a regulated sector.