You put in writing how your business treats users where AI is involved. The notice that they are dealing with AI is ready, worded for you. That a human reviews and confirms every result before it counts is stated as a fixed rule. You see which EU AI Act deadlines apply to you, and your management decides what goes out.

The Agentic Part

An agent is an AI that carries out work steps on its own. Here it reads the AI features of your business and drafts the notice text for your consent screen: one short sentence that is always visible and the full version on expand. The same wording comes out as a short clause for your terms of service. It states that a human confirms the result before it counts, and it names the occasion that requires the assessment to be redone, for example when AI starts to decide on the employment of your own staff. It marks which deadlines apply to you. Management approves the texts, and legal review comes before any external statement.

Main Features

A two-tier notice text for the consent screen: one short sentence that is always visible and the full version on expand
A short AI clause for your terms of service
The rule that a human reviews and confirms results before they count
An overview of the EU AI Act deadlines, marked by what applies to you
The occasions that require the assessment of your AI use to be redone
A reminder that everything gives orientation and needs legal review before external use

Use Cases

Your customers talk to a chatbot in customer service. The notice that AI is behind it is ready in your tone.
A new AI feature goes live, and your terms of service do not mention AI use. The matching clause is ready.
You plan to let AI help decide on the employment of staff. That is an occasion to redo the assessment of your AI use from the ground up.