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AI register • July 14, 2026
Your teams are using 46 AI tools across 12 teams. 18 tools are approved, 6 need review, and 22 are unapproved.
Your exposure at a glance
Marketing, Engineering, and Operations account for 76% of AI tool usage.
12 tools handle sensitive data. 4 lack a clear data retention policy.
Coverage is strongest in Productivity and Content. Gaps in Legal and Finance.
A living view of your teams, tools, and use cases.
From scattered adoption to an operating record
Track tools, internal agents, accounts, owners, departments, and missing information without pretending every record is complete.
Collect the use case, data access, oversight, and reviewer decision in a workflow people can actually follow.
Keep recorded price, contract ownership, renewal dates, and cancellation deadlines beside the tool they belong to.
Schedule the next check, preserve prior evidence, and surface work that is due without overwriting history.
Publish one version, assign it to people or teams, and retain exactly which version each person acknowledged.
Two operating modes
Useful output, not another dashboard
AttentionOwnerNext action
Retention policy missingOperationsReview vendor
Renewal in 12 daysFinanceConfirm contract
Use case awaiting decisionMarketingOpen request
Security by boundary
Every customer record belongs to a workspace. Consultant access requires a separate active relationship and explicit capabilities.
Risk indicators explain their evidence. NeuralStackly does not automatically approve, reject, certify, or make legal conclusions.
Reviews, decisions, policy versions, billing events, and offboarding evidence are preserved rather than rewritten in place.
Finite plans, visible limits
Free
One small registerCompany Starter
For one operating companyConsultant
For a client portfolioQuestions worth answering plainly
No. NeuralStackly records declared tools, use cases, owners, decisions, costs, and reviews. It is not designed to inspect employee prompts, messages, browser activity, or screen activity.
No. The workspace provides operational evidence and transparent review prompts. It does not provide legal advice, automatic certification, or a claim that a company is compliant.
Yes. Each client has a separate workspace and an explicit capability grant. A consultant organization membership alone does not grant access to any client.
New plan-gated activity pauses, but existing authorized records remain readable. Every published plan has finite limits and the billing workspace shows usage before capacity is reached.
Your next useful step