Automate repetitive drafting and publishing work while keeping every material change under human review. Use saved versions, hosted delivery, MCP-assisted inventory, and scheduled monitoring beta today.
Automation should shorten the workflow without pretending that legal and technical review disappeared.
PolicyForge can surface potential regulatory changes for review. It does not silently rewrite or publish your policy, and every alert still needs human validation.
Record tools such as Stripe, Google Analytics, and Mailchimp through the questionnaire or MCP workflow. Broad website auto-detection is on the roadmap, not presented as available today.
Keep saved policy versions together, inspect earlier text, and make deliberate edits instead of losing the record of what changed.
Embed your policy or use a hosted URL. Once you approve and save an edit, the hosted version reflects it without another manual file upload.
A clear line between what is available now and what remains on the product roadmap.
| Aspect | Available today | Product direction |
|---|---|---|
| Initial draft | Guided questionnaire + AI draft | Richer evidence-backed prompts |
| Regulatory changes | Scheduled monitoring beta + human review | More primary-source coverage and clearer impact summaries |
| New integration | Questionnaire or MCP manifest | Verified integration-change detection |
| Publishing | Download, embed, or hosted URL | Approval-based maintenance workflows |
| Change history | Saved policy versions | More granular review and rollback controls |
| Multiple sites | Manage policies in one account | Expanded site-specific inventory controls |
PolicyForge helps organize drafting, versions, inventory, and publishing. It intentionally does not promise unattended legal compliance: your team approves the text and verifies it against the product.
Create a policy draft and a maintainable publishing workflow. No credit card required.
Includes GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and PIPEDA-oriented disclosure prompts
Manual policy management creates real compliance risks for your business.
A policy can become inaccurate when the product, vendors, data uses, or retention rules change without a matching disclosure review.
Specific security, compliance, or vendor claims should be checked against current technical evidence and first-party documentation.
A monitoring alert is a research prompt. Someone still needs to decide whether a change applies and approve accurate language.
Everything you need to know about automated privacy policies.
Automate repetitive policy work without giving up review control. Free to start, no credit card required.
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