AI use exists without clear, usable organisational rules, responsibilities and operating procedures.
AI Policy & SOP Implementation Service
Turn governance requirements into practical AI policy, acceptable-use rules, responsibilities and SOPs that can be implemented in day-to-day work.
AI use exists without clear, usable organisational rules, responsibilities and operating procedures.
For: SMEs, charities and associations using AI.
Project fee
Scope, timing, responsibilities and exact price are confirmed before commitment.
Practical implementation · clear responsibilities · no compliance guarantee or certification
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What you will receive
AI policy architecture
A coherent structure for the organisation's AI policy.
Acceptable-use rules
Practical rules for day-to-day AI use.
Operating procedures
SOPs that translate requirements into repeatable practice.
Responsibilities
Clear ownership and accountability for the agreed controls.
Implementation support
An implementation checklist and briefing materials.
A defined engagement
- Service type
- Professional service
- Delivery
- Remote / hybrid
- Pricing
- Project fee
The exact scope and fee are agreed before commitment.
What needs to be in place?
Customer decision owners; current authoritative requirements; accurate description of tools and practices.
What is outside the scope?
No substitute for customer legal/accountability decisions; no compliance guarantee or certification.
Is this the right service for our organisation?
It is intended for SMEs, charities and associations already using AI where governance requirements need to become usable organisational rules and procedures.
The customer retains its own legal and accountability decisions.
Start with the problem
Which AI rules need to become usable in practice?
Tell us what tools are in use, where the uncertainty lies and who owns the organisational decisions. We will establish fit and define the boundary before anything is agreed.