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Policies & responsible use

Understand public responsibilities, support routes and the boundaries of the service.

A useful starting point

Identify the applicable rule, the responsible party and the action needed. Keep Alactic terms, Meta policies and regional legal duties clearly attributed.

01

Read Communications terms before launch

Understand the public contract that applies to the selected edition.

02

Distinguish Alactic rules from Meta policy

Know which organisation controls a requirement or decision.

03

Keep public claims accurate

Describe the business and product without unsupported guarantees.

04

Maintain an accurate WhatsApp identity

Keep public information consistent with the business customers expect.

05

Review restricted business activities

Check current provider rules before designing a sensitive use case.

06

Protect customer information in support requests

Share only the evidence needed to investigate an issue.

07

Handle credentials as private operational information

Keep passwords and provider tokens out of public content and ordinary chat.

08

Use fictional examples in training material

Demonstrate workflows without publishing real customer records.

09

Separate operational guidance from new contract terms

Improve workflows without accidentally inventing customer obligations.

10

Explain third-party dependencies clearly

Set expectations for services controlled outside the workspace.

11

Keep a human escalation route available

Ensure automated conversations can reach accountable assistance.

12

Respect a customer's channel choice

Use the contact method and purpose the customer actually requested.

13

Review promotional claims before sending

Check that campaign content can be supported by current facts.

14

Handle customer complaints consistently

Provide an accountable route without promising an unverified outcome.

15

Review data access before sharing a report

Ensure the intended audience may see the included information.

16

Avoid unsupported security and compliance badges

Keep public assurances tied to verifiable evidence.

17

Describe AI limitations honestly

Explain the need to verify important answers without undermining useful automation.

18

Review automated decision boundaries

Keep consequential decisions with the appropriate business process.

19

Keep public documentation free of internal details

Publish customer guidance without exposing operating secrets.

20

Review a policy change before communicating it

Make sure updated guidance reflects an authorised decision.

21

Use official sources for platform restrictions

Prefer the provider's current documentation over copied competitor summaries.

22

Handle deletion requests deliberately

Identify scope and authority before removing records.

23

Review acceptable use with new team members

Explain the practical boundaries before live customer access.

24

Keep public guidance dated and maintainable

Make it possible to review information when products or rules change.

25

Choose the right route for a policy question

Send a question to the organisation or adviser able to answer it.

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