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This guide explains how to manage your organization's policies, including creating, editing, publishing, and archiving them. Policies are essential for maintaining governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) standards within your organization. This feature provides robust version control, approval workflows, and even AI-powered assistance to help you maintain accurate and compliant documentation.
You can manage policies and their versions, ensuring that your organization's guidelines are always up-to-date and accessible.
Before you begin, it's helpful to understand a few key terms:
This section covers the fundamental operations for handling your policies.
To see a list of all policies within your organization:
To inspect the details of an individual policy:
To establish a new policy for your organization:
You can modify the general information of an existing policy, such as its name or description.
You can permanently remove a policy from your system.
Deleting a policy is a permanent action and cannot be undone. All associated versions and history for that policy will also be removed. Proceed with caution.
Policies evolve over time, and version management is crucial for tracking changes and maintaining historical records.
To see all the different iterations of a policy:
When you need to make changes to a policy, you should create a new draft version.
You can modify the content of a draft policy version.
You can only update the content of draft versions. Published and pending approval versions are immutable and cannot be directly edited. If you need to change a published policy, you must create a new draft version.
You can remove draft versions that are no longer needed.
Only draft versions can be deleted. Published and pending approval versions cannot be deleted to maintain historical integrity.
Once a draft version is complete and reviewed, you can publish it.
To make a published version the official, currently enforced policy:
If your organization uses an approval workflow, you can submit a draft for review.
Leverage artificial intelligence to help you draft, refine, and ensure the compliance of your policies.
The AI assistant acts as an expert GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) policy editor, providing suggestions and making changes based on your instructions.
When the AI provides updated policy content, it will always include the entire policy, not just the changed sections. This is because the content in the policy code block is designed to replace the entire current policy.
You can download all your published policies as a single, branded PDF document.
This feature is useful for audits, external sharing, or creating a comprehensive policy manual.
Only published policies are included in the PDF bundle. Draft or pending approval policies will not be part of the download.