AI Transparency & Disclosure Policy

$89.00 AUD

A ready-to-issue AI Transparency & Disclosure Policy, setting out when and how your organisation discloses AI use to customers, staff, and partners. Editable Word doc, instant download.

7-day money-back guarantee — if the document doesn't fit your organisation's needs, request a refund within 7 days.
12 months of free updates — revisions for regulatory changes (EU AI Act, ISO 42001, AU Privacy Act) included at no extra cost.
Single-organisation licence — editable Word/Excel file, yours to customise and deploy internally.
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Description

The AI Transparency & Disclosure Policy sets out when and how your organisation tells customers, staff, and partners that AI is involved — in content, decisions, or customer interactions — closing a gap regulators are increasingly focused on.

Built to the standard a Big-4 advisor would deliver, this editable Word document is aligned to the EU AI Act‘s transparency obligations and ISO 42001, and complements your AI Ethics Policy.

What’s included

  • Fully editable Word document (.docx)
  • Disclosure triggers and required wording for AI-generated content and decisions
  • Customer and staff-facing disclosure guidance
  • Aligned to EU AI Act transparency obligations and ISO 42001

Who it’s for

Compliance officers, marketing/comms teams, and consultants who need a defensible disclosure policy without building one from scratch.

Key features of this AI transparency and disclosure policy

Regulators are moving fast on AI transparency — the EU AI Act now requires clear disclosure when people interact with an AI system or see AI-generated content, and “we didn’t think to mention it” is not a defensible position. This policy sets the exact triggers and wording so disclosure happens consistently, not ad hoc.

It covers the situations most businesses miss: AI-assisted customer service, AI-generated marketing content, and automated decisions that affect a customer or employee — each with the disclosure language to use.

Unlike a generic AI ethics statement, this policy is operational: it tells staff exactly when a disclosure is required and what it should say, so it can be applied consistently across marketing, support, and product teams.

Frequently asked questions

What file format is this in?

A fully editable Microsoft Word (.docx) document, ready to add your branding.

Does this cover both the EU AI Act and general best practice?

Yes — the disclosure triggers are aligned to the EU AI Act’s transparency obligations and ISO 42001, and apply as good practice regardless of jurisdiction.

Can I adapt the wording for my brand voice?

Yes. The document is fully editable, so disclosure language can be adjusted to match your tone while keeping the required substance.

Instant digital download. Delivered as an editable Word document. 7-day guarantee — if the document doesn’t fit your needs, let us know.

Standard Single-Organisation Licence

Upon purchase, you are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use this document for the internal governance, risk, and compliance purposes of your own organisation only.

You may:

  • Edit, adapt, and customise the document for internal use
  • Use the document across your organisation's departments, sites, and subsidiaries
  • Retain the document for ongoing internal use with no expiry

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