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Clear agreements. Responsible use.

We help organise ownership, access, privacy and responsible technology use. This covers business software, data and AI. Specialist legal and security questions are addressed with the appropriate experts.

Sound familiar?

Where we often come in.

  • Teams use software and data without shared agreements.
  • Ownership, permissions and vendors are not clearly mapped.
  • Customers or auditors ask how you handle AI and data.

What we do

Governance & responsible use at ORBIT

Digital governance

Owners, access, vendors and agreements for data and systems.

AI Act readiness

Inventory of AI use, risk classification and an AI literacy plan.

AI policy and guidelines

Clear, workable agreements for staff and managers.

AI register and governance

Overview of applications, owners, risks and controls.

ORBIT Trust Score

Quality test per application on accuracy, sources, access and escalation.

Vendor assessment

Third-party AI tools reviewed on data, security and terms.

DPIA support

Preparation of data protection impact assessments, together with privacy lawyers.

ORBIT does not provide legal advice. For formal legal review we work with specialised law firms.

How it works

Step by step.

Every step has a fixed result and a moment where you decide.

Place in the Elevation Model

01 Insight02 Blueprint03 Build04 Adoption05 Growth
  1. Inventory

    Which AI is used, by whom, with which data.

  2. Risk classification

    Per application: what can go wrong and how bad is it.

  3. Policy and register

    Agreements, owners and controls on paper and in practice.

  4. Literacy

    Training tailored to role, knowledge and risk.

Example

What it can look like.

Illustrative example, not a client result
Situation

A school group noticed that teachers and administrative staff were using AI tools widely, each in their own way.

Approach

We took stock of the use, wrote a short AI policy with concrete do’s and don’ts, and held sessions per target group.

Result

One shared framework, a register of approved tools and demonstrable steps on AI literacy.

What you get

Concrete and transferable.

Everything we deliver is yours, documented and usable without us.

Methods and technology, depending on your situation

GDPRISO/IEC 42001 as a referenceTest sets and evaluation
  • AI register
  • AI policy and usage guidelines
  • Risk matrix per application
  • Test report with Trust Score
  • Training plan per target group

Related examples

Where this service makes the difference.

All examples
Professional services

Collaborating with one document structure

Situation. Project information is scattered across inboxes, drives and personal folders.

Approach. A shared workplace, clear document owners and access rights. On-the-job days help teams apply new agreements.

We measure: search time, version issues, usage per team
Professional services

Private knowledge base on case files

Situation. A firm wants to use AI on confidential files that may not leave its own environment.

Approach. A shielded, EU-hosted knowledge environment linked to document management, with access per case.

We measure: search time, usage per team, access errors (target: zero)
Education

AI policy for a school group

Situation. Teachers and administrative staff use AI in their own way, without a shared framework.

Approach. Inventory, a short AI policy with concrete guidelines, a register of approved tools and sessions per target group.

We measure: share of staff trained, usage within the framework

Frequently asked questions

Good to know.

How do you determine what we need?

We start with applications, data, roles and risks in your organisation. Specialist legal and security questions are aligned with the appropriate experts.

Will we get a certificate?

There is no standard certificate that proves compliance on its own. We deliver demonstrable steps: register, policy, training and testing.

Where do you want to be a year from now?

An introduction takes an hour and comes with no obligation. You tell us where it hurts, we tell you honestly whether and how we can help.