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AI inventory template

AI Use Inventory Template

You need to know which AI tools are already being used, who owns them, and which ones deserve a closer review.

An AI inventory is the first governance file because it turns scattered AI use into something visible. Without it, policies, risk reviews, and vendor questions stay theoretical.

Practical checklist

Track these fields first

Tool or vendor name

Business owner and regular users

Workflow or task supported by the AI tool

Data categories entered, uploaded, generated, or stored

Customer-facing, internal-only, or decision-support status

Risk tier, approval status, and next review date

Related resources

Keep going without losing the thread.

These pages connect the search question to the free checklist, the paid Starter Kit, and deeper preview resources where they fit.

Short answers

Common questions before you use a template.

Is an AI inventory only for companies with employees?

No. Solo founders and consultants also benefit because vendor AI features, client data, and customer-facing workflows can spread quickly.

How often should the inventory be updated?

Quarterly is a reasonable starting habit for many small organizations, with immediate updates when a new tool, vendor, model, or high-risk workflow is added.

AIRegReady materials are educational templates and informational starting points only. They are not legal advice and do not guarantee compliance with any law, regulation, contract, or industry requirement.