How it works
You describe the AI use case. LegisGate carries out the legal research, keeps it current, and leaves the decisions to you and your counsel.
The four steps
Nothing in the determination is written by a language model: fixed rules compare your coded answers with who each law covers.
01 · Add an AI use case
Describe the tool, what it is used for, the data it handles and where the people it affects live. The form asks only what your earlier answers make relevant, and each question says why it is asked.
02 · Read the determination
Every law that reaches the AI use case is cited to the provision it comes from. Every law that was checked and does not apply is recorded with the condition that was not met.
03 · Assign and complete
Assign each obligation an owner and a due date, and attach proof. The assessments open with the regulatory parts completed and cited; your team completes the rest.
04 · Stay current
When a law changes, LegisGate names the AI use cases, the obligations and the written assessments it touches, so you know where to look.
Where your judgment comes in
A determination tells you what attaches to an AI use case. It does not tell you that you have met the law. Sufficiency is for your counsel.
The regulatory part
The laws, the citations and the in-force dates, taken from the primary source and cited to the provision.
Your part
The facts about your organization and your use of the tool, which only your team can supply.
The decision
Whether the result is sufficient. Every decision is recorded with who made it and when.
Getting started
Begin with the AI use case that carries the most regulatory exposure.