Modify Policy Clauses with AI in Microsoft Word for IT Compliance
Use generative AI to draft and refine clauses directly in Microsoft Word to accelerate policy authoring. AI-assisted editing helps you generate new requirements or adjust the tone and length of existing text while maintaining a
seamless link to your Salesforce compliance records.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with AI IT Compliance add-on.
Smart Policy Authoring uses generative AI grounded in your organization’s specific
compliance context to ensure generated clauses are relevant and accurate. Always review
AI-generated content for accuracy and compliance with your organization's legal standards before
finalizing a document.
Note Generative AI produces one clause version at a time. The version
currently selected in the AI window is the one inserted into the document.
Draft a New Policy Clause
Use generative AI to generate a new clause from scratch.
In the input box, describe the clause you want to create and submit your prompt.
To adjust the generated content, select a refinement option:
Rephrase, Shorten,
Elaborate, or Formalize.
Review the text and click Insert to add the clause to your
document.
Refine an Existing Clause
Refine a clause already in your document using generative AI.
In the side panel, open the Document tab to see a list of clauses
currently in the document.
Select the actions menu next to the clause you want to update and click Refine
with AI.
Select from one of the refinement options or enter your own instructions.
Review the generated text and click Use Clause to apply the
changes.
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