Clear rules for a business using AI.

Simple internal rules for businesses using AI tools, automation, or an AI receptionist — so employees know what AI can say, what it cannot say, and when a human must step in. Offered as an optional add-on to Luzstar automation and AI implementation work.

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What's Inside

Clear guidelines your team can actually follow.

Plain-language templates you can adapt to your business in an afternoon — no legal jargon, no guesswork.

AI Usage Policy

A simple written policy covering what tools are approved, what data is off-limits, and who signs off.

Approved Tools Register

A ready-to-fill tracker for the AI tools your team uses, their risk level, and review dates.

Monthly Review Checklist

A short recurring review so your AI use stays safe as tools and your team change.

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Optional Add-On

Scoped with your AI receptionist, automation, or CRM work.

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Best added alongside an AI receptionist pilot, automation setup, or CRM implementation, so the rules match the systems you are actually using.

Questions

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How does this work?

AI Safety Guidelines are scoped and added alongside your AI receptionist pilot, automation, or CRM work. Reach out and we will include them in that setup so the rules match the systems you are actually using.

Can I get just the guidelines on their own?

They are offered as an add-on to larger Luzstar work rather than a standalone instant purchase. If you are interested, ask us and we will talk through the fit.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a practical starting template, not legal advice. See the note below.

Can I edit the templates for my business?

Yes. Everything is built to be adapted to your team, your tools, and your rules.

Not legal advice

The AI Safety Guidelines are provided for general informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. They are a practical starting template, not a substitute for guidance from a qualified attorney. You are responsible for reviewing and adapting them to your business and for ensuring compliance with any laws and regulations that apply to you. Using these guidelines does not create an attorney–client relationship.