Approved AI use register
- For
- Agency · MGA
- Evidence
- Authored editorial guidance — what this label means
- Sources reviewed
- 2026-09-17
- Review cycle
- Every 90 days, or sooner when a source changes
- Published
- 2026-09-17T14:18-05:00
“We use this tool” is not a precise operating rule. An approval should say which account may perform which task, using which information, with which review and access restrictions.
Download the blank approved-use register. Use one row per combination of tool, account or workspace, and approved workflow, rather than one row for a vendor's entire product range.
Utica's carrier risk guidance recommends an AI policy identifying allowable and nonallowable uses and attention to confidentiality, provider terms, verification, and employee education (Utica National). OWASP separately recommends limiting AI-enabled systems' functionality, permissions, and autonomy (OWASP Excessive Agency). This register adapts those ideas; it does not establish legal compliance or insurance coverage.
An invented example might approve a business workspace for internal drafting from public reference material, while prohibiting client uploads and external sending. That decision does not approve a personal account, another integration, or uploading policy documents.
If the tool changes its account terms or adds access to a new system, review the affected scope before treating the old approval as sufficient. The register should point to the supporting decision rather than claim that a product is inherently safe.
Make the current register available to the people expected to follow it. Remove ambiguity by recording suspended and retired uses instead of deleting their history from the working record.
Read Before uploading a client document and Your AI assistant needs a permission boundary. Get qualified legal, security, and insurance advice when the decision depends on those areas.
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