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Where ComplyJet AI Shows Up

ComplyJet AI isn't one page — it's a capability woven into a few specific workflows. Here's where to find it and what it actually does in each place.

Written by Upendra Varma

There's no single "AI" page in ComplyJet — AI shows up as a capability inside a few specific workflows, drafting content for you to review rather than replacing your judgment. Here's where it actually lives today:

Drafting SOC 2 policies

Manage → Organisation → Policies offers Auto Generate Policies for SOC 2-linked policies — it drafts every required policy in about two minutes based on a few questions about your company, instead of you writing them from a blank Wizard form.

Answering security questionnaires

Prove → Trust → Questionnaires uses AI to draft answers to an uploaded vendor security questionnaire, citing your existing policies and previously-approved answers, with a confidence score on each drafted answer so you know what to double-check before approving.

What AI actually drafts from

Both of the above only work as well as what you've given AI to reference — for questionnaires specifically, that's your QA Library and Resources, and an item only becomes usable once it's explicitly marked Process for AI.

The common thread

In every case, AI drafts and you approve — nothing goes out (a published policy, an answered questionnaire) without a human reviewing it first. Treat AI output the same way you'd treat a first draft from a new hire: usually a good starting point, always worth a read before it goes anywhere.

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