AI limitations and responsible use
Where AI is used in ComplyNestly, what it can get wrong, and the rules for relying on it.
Where AI appears
- Credential extraction from an uploaded document, when a credential is first created.
- AI Compliance Brief on the Dashboard.
- Explain Compliance on the Compliance Matrix and on individual action items.
- Renewal review summaries and drafted employee communications.
- Ask ComplyNestly, Copilot priorities, and Change Intelligence.
- Executive Compliance Brief and report narratives on the Reports page.
What AI can get wrong
- Extraction can misread a date, number, or authority name on a scanned or low-quality document.
- Summaries can emphasize the wrong thing or omit a detail that matters to you.
- Narratives describe what your data shows, which is only as accurate as the data itself.
Rules for relying on it
- Treat AI output as a draft to review, never as an authoritative record.
- Confirm anything you will send externally against the underlying data.
- Do not treat any AI output as legal, regulatory, or licensing advice.
- Edit drafted communications before sending them.
What AI never does
- It never approves or rejects a renewal or submission.
- It never edits or deletes a record on its own.
- It never sends a message without an explicit send action from you.