Have AI pre-draft privacy notices, T&Cs and policies

Companies create drafts of privacy notices, terms and conditions and internal policies as a starting point

Ready to goAI Act: no extra obligationsDrafting binding documentsAll industries

Fits: Legal & compliance

You get from a blank page to a structured draft with open points marked more quickly. The legal review can then focus on content instead of structure and wording.

Is this for you?

  • You need new or revised privacy notices, general terms and conditions or internal policies for your own company.
  • You can describe your actual processes, for example with a record of processing activities, a list of the services you use or your ordering process.
  • A qualified person checks before publication: a lawyer or the data protection officer.
First step today

Without customer data, write down what actually happens with data on your website: hosting, contact form, newsletter, embedded services. Use the template below to have a draft privacy notice created with gaps marked, and compare it section by section with your current notice.

How to go about it

  1. Define the text, target group and those responsible
  2. Gather actual processes and reviewed versions
  3. Have a draft created with gaps marked
  4. Have it reviewed by authorised people
  5. Sign off, publish, announce
  6. Update versions with every change

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A-090 · Legal status 08.10.2026