Your AI rules, written in a weekend.
Eight fill-in documents that give an Australian small to medium business a working set of AI rules: what tools, what information, who can connect what, and what to do when it goes wrong. You author them. You own the files.
Eight documents. Your business, your rules, your files.
Each one is a fill-in Word document with a worked example and a where-to-click guide. You author the content, so the rules fit the business you actually run, and you own the files when you are done.
00 · Start Here
The order to do them in, the four decisions behind everything, and the law table for Australian businesses.
01 · AI Usage Rules
The one page the team signs: what tools, what information, what to do when it goes wrong.
02 · Data Classification Sheet
Your information sorted into public, internal, client and sensitive.
03 · Tool Tiering Table
Every AI tool and account in the business, its tier, and the highest bucket it may hold.
04 · Access and Connection Register
Who can log in to what, and every recorder, assistant and bot connected to your email, calendar or systems.
05 · Client Disclosure Statement
The sentence for your website, terms or intake form that answers "do you put my information into AI?"
06 · Something Went Wrong Plan
The one page for the bad day: who to tell, what to delete, who decides.
07 · Quarterly Review Checklist
Twenty minutes every three months so the rules keep up with the tools.
Businesses that would rather do it once, properly, than pay for someone to read them a template.
Owners and practice or operations managers of Australian businesses with roughly five to fifty staff. If you have something else in mind, book a call.
The kit is general information and worksheets. It is not legal advice and it does not make anyone "compliant". If you handle sensitive information, have a lawyer read what you put in place.
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