Industry and manufacturing
What purchasing, production and technical teams need to know when using AI tools alongside supplier contracts, technical documents and trade secrets.
AI and legal technology
We teach companies the legal limits of AI use, set up their policies and contracts, and know the field from the inside through our own legal technology work.
Our services
Tailored sessions for leadership, employees and legal teams.
Explore02Use policy, tool inventory, approval process and internal oversight.
Explore03The EU AI Act, Turkish data protection law and generative AI guidance.
Explore04Vendor contracts, data use, intellectual property and liability.
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Sectors and teams
Our training is mostly delivered to their HR teams.
What purchasing, production and technical teams need to know when using AI tools alongside supplier contracts, technical documents and trade secrets.
The limits of AI in customer data, campaigns and personalised pricing, loyalty programmes and customer service.
The employment and data protection limits of AI in recruitment, CV screening, performance tracking and employee data.
Legal technology
Using our own legal technology, we build automations for regulatory monitoring, compliance checks and document workflows. Because we use and develop AI in everyday legal work, we write the rules as people who know the technology.
Tracking the regulatory changes that matter to you and notifying the right team.
Running periodic compliance checks, tasks and owners through one system.
Producing frequent contracts, policies and letters quickly from approved templates.
Keeping a record of completed checks and reporting regularly to management.
FAQ
We offer separate formats for boards and senior management, all employees who use AI tools, and legal, compliance and HR teams.
Both are possible. We agree the format based on your teams and the number of participants.
Usually not. A ban does not stop use; it drives it out of sight. The better approach is to set out clearly what is allowed and where the limits are.