What the audit is

A practical review, not a large transformation project

The audit looks at where AI could help your business and where it could create avoidable risk. It is designed to give owners, managers and operations leads a clear starting point before buying tools, asking staff to experiment or building a private AI system.

Who it is for

For teams that want AI, but need control

Professional services

Accountants, bookkeepers, solicitors, consultants and other firms handling client files, contracts, reports or internal records.

Health, care and education

Practices, schools, training providers and care organisations that need caution around personal data, policies and recordings.

Operations-heavy SMEs

Engineering, construction, manufacturing, charities and local organisations with procedures, manuals, meeting notes and internal knowledge.

What it helps with

Common AI privacy questions

Staff are already using AI

The audit helps identify what staff may safely use public tools for and what should be kept out of those tools.

You have sensitive documents

We look at whether a private document assistant, local AI setup or non-AI process is the better first step.

You want practical rules

The audit can inform a simple safe-use policy, approved use cases and staff training priorities.

What is included

A focused review of use cases, data and next steps

Use-case review

We identify practical AI opportunities and choose which ones are realistic, useful and safe enough to explore.

Privacy and data risk review

We discuss the types of documents, recordings, client data and internal information involved without asking you to send sensitive files through the contact form.

Tool and workflow recommendations

You get guidance on whether public AI, private AI, offline AI, staff training or a simple policy change is the best next move.

What you receive

A practical action plan

The output is a short, usable action plan rather than a thick report. It sets out the recommended first use case, privacy considerations, suitable tool direction, rough implementation options and whether staff training should come before a build.

How it works

Simple, focused and safe to start

  1. 1

    Request an assessment

    Send a general enquiry through the form or email. Do not attach sensitive files.

  2. 2

    Initial call

    We discuss your business, current AI use, privacy concerns and one or two possible use cases.

  3. 3

    Workflow review

    We map the relevant documents, meetings, staff needs and data boundaries at a high level.

  4. 4

    Action plan

    You receive a practical recommendation for the safest next step.

Before sending anything

What not to send through the contact form

Please do not send sensitive files through the contact form. We can arrange a secure review process if sensitive material needs to be discussed after the first enquiry.

Open the enquiry form

FAQ

AI Privacy and Readiness Audit questions

Does the audit guarantee GDPR compliance?

No. The audit is practical AI privacy and readiness support, not legal advice and not a guarantee of GDPR compliance.

Do we need to send sensitive files through the contact form?

No. The first enquiry should stay high-level. If sensitive material needs to be reviewed, a safer review process can be agreed first.

Can the audit lead to an offline AI setup?

Yes. The audit may recommend an offline AI starter setup, private document assistant, offline transcription workflow, staff training or no build yet, depending on the business need.

Is this suitable for a small business?

Yes. The audit is designed to help small teams choose one practical AI use case instead of committing to a large project too early.

Start with one private AI use case.

Request a 20-minute AI privacy assessment and find out whether an audit is the right first step for your business.

Request a 20-minute AI privacy assessment