AI use policy builder
Ten answers about how your firm uses AI become a policy draft, each section mapped to Rule 206(4)-7, Rule 204-2, or Regulation S-P. Built in your browser; nothing is stored.
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Small working tools for advisory firms: deadlines computed from the rule text, letters assembled from the questions worth sending, and self-assessments scored on the spot. Each one runs entirely in your browser and stores nothing.
Ten answers about how your firm uses AI become a policy draft, each section mapped to Rule 206(4)-7, Rule 204-2, or Regulation S-P. Built in your browser; nothing is stored.
Take one piece of AI-assisted client work and answer nine questions about what your firm's record can show. A scored, printable read of the firm's memory, done in your browser.
Enter when your firm became aware of unauthorized access to client information and see the 72-hour and 30-day Regulation S-P deadlines, notice contents, and records to keep.
The FTC Safeguards Rule, not Regulation S-P, covers a state-registered adviser. Fourteen answers sort its elements into in place, gap, or exempt, with 16 CFR 314 citations.
List the systems that touch client information, answer three questions about each, and get a printable inventory that says which ones are Regulation S-P service providers and why.
Turn the nine questions to send any AI vendor into a letter addressed to your vendor, with the rule behind each question. Copy or print it. Nothing you type leaves your browser.