Agent-ready buying audit
Industrial, manufacturing, software and services companies whose buyers compare specifications, compliance and commercial terms before talking to sales.
AI governance for marketing sets the rules, workflows and checks that let a team use generative AI at scale without publishing wrong claims, leaking data or breaking brand and legal standards. PlanConversion writes the usage policy with your legal and IT teams, builds an approved-claims and proof library, adds review and approval steps to content workflows, and trains the team. Forrester predicts B2B companies will lose more than $10 billion in enterprise value in 2026 from ungoverned use of generative AI.
Built for: Enterprise marketing teams in regulated or brand-sensitive industries where legal, IT or procurement must approve AI use before it scales.
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People use different tools with company data and nobody knows what was shared or published.
AI drafts state results, certifications or client names that were never approved.
Without a policy and an audit trail, legal and IT say no and the team falls behind.
Map which tools, data and content types the team uses today and where the brand, legal and data risks are.
A usage policy, approved tool list, data rules, and a library of approved claims and proof the AI works from.
Review and approval steps, disclosure rules and an audit trail built into content and campaign workflows.
Role-based training and a quarterly audit of AI-assisted output.
More AI adoption and process optimization programs
No. We work with your legal, IT and privacy teams, who stay responsible for legal advice and approval. We turn their requirements into marketing rules, workflows and training.
The tools your team uses or plans to use, including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and AI features inside your marketing platforms.
The goal is the opposite: approved facts and clear rules mean drafts pass review faster and legal can say yes to wider use.
Governance sets the rules; Claude implementation builds shared knowledge and agents that follow them. Many teams do both.
Industrial, manufacturing, software and services companies whose buyers compare specifications, compliance and commercial terms before talking to sales.
Enterprise sellers with healthy pipeline but deals that stall in late stages, long sales cycles and buying committees of 6 to 10 people.
Enterprise B2B teams with happy customers but few approved stories, and sales teams that keep asking for proof from a similar company.
A practical AI governance framework for marketing teams: approved tools, data rules, human review, disclosure, brand and legal checks, and how to keep speed without losing control.
Three short steps. A senior strategist reads every request and replies within one business day with a practical scope, priorities and next step.

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