Minimize first
Request only information needed for the agreed decision. Use redaction, screen sharing, selected samples, or controlled access when they reduce transfer.
CLIENT DATA & AI USE
Clear boundaries for client information and AI-assisted work.
Norsyn’s operating principles are built around minimization, authorization, professional judgment, and transparency.
Agree the boundary
Document approved systems, repositories, users, retention, access, transfer, deletion, and incident duties before sensitive evidence is exchanged.
Keep humans accountable
AI-assisted tools may support approved research, organization, drafting, or analysis, but qualified human judgment remains responsible for conclusions.
No silent model training
Client confidential information is not intentionally used to train public or general-purpose models. External AI use requires an approved boundary and suitable terms.
Verify important output
Material assertions, findings, citations, and recommendations are reviewed against evidence. AI text is not treated as proof of a fact or control.
Preserve independence
Tools can organize evidence; they do not replace independent evaluation, professional skepticism, or clear limitations.
ENGAGEMENT-SPECIFIC TERMS
The signed scope and data terms control.
These principles describe Norsyn’s intended approach. Final handling, approved tools, subprocessors, retention, client responsibilities, and requirements are established per engagement.
Do not send sensitive evidence through the public website or initial email inquiry.