AI Radar surfaces the AI tools employees already open. AI Inventory records each decision, the use cases behind it, their risk, and a RACI owner, then publishes the approved list to employees as Allowed AI.
Every AI tool in use, discovered or added by hand
Approved, restricted, or blocked status per tool
Use cases with a risk tier and a RACI owner

Shadow AI stays invisible
Employees adopt chatbots, copilots, and plugins long before anyone adds them to a list.
No owner per tool
When a tool changes its terms or leaks data, nobody knows who approved it or who is accountable.
Risk lives in someone's head
Which use cases are low-risk drafting and which touch customer or personal data is rarely written down.

AI Radar
Browser Shield reports AI tools as employees open them. Triage each discovery: add it to Inventory, block it, or ignore it.
Use cases, risk, and RACI
Attach use cases to each tool, rate them low, medium, or high risk on a matrix, and assign who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed.
Allowed AI for employees
Approved tools and use cases appear in the employee portal, so people can check before they paste.

Companies that suspect more AI use than they have approved
A practical use case where this workflow gives teams cleaner ownership and proof.
Teams preparing AI literacy and usage policies
A practical use case where this workflow gives teams cleaner ownership and proof.
Operators who need an exportable register of use cases
A practical use case where this workflow gives teams cleaner ownership and proof.

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Start with your current policies, templates, owners, or approval process.
02
Define who needs to review, learn, acknowledge, or act on each update.
03
Keep versions, training, acknowledgments, and evidence connected in one place.
All databases and servers stay in Germany only. AI processing uses an EU-frontier LLM.
Support clear records for policies, training, and acknowledgments.
Built in Europe for teams that care about control and trust.
Common questions about this workflow.
Yes. DocsOrb is designed to help teams organize existing documents, improve ownership, and connect rollout activity around them.
No. It is useful for founders, HR, legal, operations, and security teams that need structured policy workflows without heavyweight tooling.
Policy content can feed into employee learning, comprehension checks, acknowledgment tracking, and evidence records.
Policy Management
Write, publish, and keep one version everyone follows.
Employee Portal
One place for each person's policies, training, and sign-off.
Training
People learn the policy before they sign it.
Acknowledgments
Proof of who signed which version, and when.
AI Guardrails
Stop a breach of your rules before it leaves the browser or the agent.
Developers
Put the same rules in your own apps.
Regulations
Map what you already run to the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.
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