Free AI Policy Template for SMEs and Public Institutions

Why Every Organization Needs an AI Policy

Artificial Intelligence is becoming part of everyday work, from drafting emails to analysing data. Yet without clear rules, staff may use tools in ways that expose your organization to risk.

An AI policy gives clarity. It sets boundaries, educates staff, and ensures leadership knows that AI is being used responsibly. For SMEs and public institutions, though, writing such a policy from scratch can be daunting. That’s why we have created a free AI policy template to help you get started.


A Free Template to Get You Started

The AI policy template we provide is a framework, not legal advice. It covers the essentials, purpose and scope, which tools are approved, how employees may and may not use AI, rules around data protection, and expectations for transparency and accountability.

The template also makes space for training commitments, because a policy on its own is rarely enough. Staff need to understand the “why” behind the rules.

👉 Download your free AI policy template here.


How to Make It Yours

Every organization is different, so the template is meant to be adapted. Begin by adding your organization’s name and context. Then, be clear about which AI tools are approved, this helps prevent “shadow AI” use of unvetted apps. Some organizations also include department-specific rules, since what’s acceptable in marketing might not be suitable for HR or compliance.

The most important step is to keep the policy alive. AI tools evolve quickly, so make sure your policy is reviewed at least twice a year and updated when new tools or risks emerge.


From Policy to Practice

Templates are a strong starting point, but staff need more than a static document. This is where Oregani can help. Our platform provides a central hub for your AI policy, makes approved tool lists easy to share, and includes short quizzes to check understanding. With the built-in policy chatbot, employees can also get instant answers about what is and isn’t allowed.

In short: the template gives you structure, while Oregani makes it practical. Get started for free today!