Adapt
PlannedDrafting is a good use of a model. Approving is not.
AI can describe a newly-found service in understandable language and suggest how the disclosure should change. It proposes; your review publishes. Nothing reaches a live policy without that step.
Policy Generator
- Plain-language drafts
- Inventory-change suggestions
- Human approval required
- No legal-advice claims
How it helps
What you get with Policy Generator
Proposals, clearly labelled
A draft is visibly a draft until someone with the authority accepts it.
Triggered by real change
A new tracker in a scan is what prompts a suggested update, so the drafts are about something.
Never legal advice
Generated descriptions explain what a service does. They do not tell you what the law requires of you.
Policies & Jurisdictions
The rest of Policies & Jurisdictions
Serve different consent models and disclosures from one versioned policy engine.
Jurisdiction Engine
One policy object decides mode, defaults, controls, signals, renewal and disclosure.
Learn moreRegional Experiences
Preview and test what a visitor in each configured region actually sees.
Learn moreCookie Policy
Generate the disclosure from the current inventory, editable and never presented as legal advice.
Learn morePolicy Versioning
Published policies are immutable; changes publish a new version.
Learn moreKnow what runs before you ask visitors to trust it.
Start with a scan of what your website loads today. The list is usually longer than the team expects, and that is the useful part.
No code to install for a scan Public pages only DotCensus runs on DotCensus