Start with the work your employees are already doing

Common uses

Writing and editing, research and summaries, proposals and presentations, marketing, customer-service drafts, meeting notes, coding, documentation, internal training, process guides, knowledge management, and controlled routine automation.

What the toolkit helps you decide

Your company identifies approved tools and uses, sets information boundaries, names the work that requires human review, controls connected actions, and gives employees a clear place to take questions.

Your company remains in charge

The toolkit supplies the structure, questions, training, and records. Your company makes the decisions and determines when specialized guidance is appropriate.