Put practical AI rules in writing without starting from a blank page. Customize the policy, approved-tools register, and rollout checklist around your organization.
Customize organization-specific rules for approved use, prohibited use, data handling, human review, transparency, and incident reporting.
Bracketed fields identify every required decision
Plain-language responsibilities for staff and leaders
Review and exception sections included
Register
Approved tools and boundaries
Keep a structured record of what each AI tool is allowed to do and which data it may process.
Tool owner, purpose, vendor, and account type
Allowed and prohibited data categories
Approval status, reviewer, evidence, and dates
Rollout
Implementation checklist
Turn the finished policy into owned tasks instead of leaving it in a shared folder.
Decision, communication, and acknowledgement tasks
Owners, evidence, status, and target dates
Review cadence and incident-path checks
Customize in four passes
Move from placeholders to an approved operating policy.
Inventory current tools, decide the data and use boundaries, assign approval roles, then run the rollout checklist with the people responsible for operations, security, privacy, and legal matters.
InventoryDecideReviewRoll out
Need a finished draft?
AI Acceptable Use Policy Starter - $499
TinyOps customizes the policy, register, approval workflow, incident rules, and rollout checklist for one organization with up to 25 staff and 3 AI tools.
The policy, guide, and start-here file are Markdown. The approved-tools register and rollout checklist are CSV files that open in common spreadsheet apps.
Does TinyOps review my edits?
No. This is a self-serve pack. The separate $499 starter includes TinyOps customization and one consolidated revision round.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is an operational planning aid, not legal advice, a security audit, certification, conformity assessment, or guarantee of compliance.
Use qualified review where appropriate
Replace every bracketed placeholder and route material legal, privacy, labor, security, regulatory, and contractual questions to qualified advisers before adoption.