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Policy Center
Policy Center is where your organisation authors, approves, and maintains internal policies. It gives every policy a controlled lifecycle — from first draft to published record — and keeps that record audit-ready through renewal reminders, comments, and a complete audit trail.
What this is
A policy in Modulos is an organisation-wide document: an acceptable-use policy, a data-handling policy, an AI governance charter, or any other standing instruction your organisation needs to publish, version, and periodically renew.
Policy Center is separate from project-level Governance. The distinction is deliberate:
| Policy Center | Governance (Projects) | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Organisation-wide | Per AI project |
| Primary artefacts | Policies (versioned documents) | Requirements, controls, evidence |
| Lifecycle driver | Approval workflow + renewal period | Review and execution workflow |
| Audience | All staff or specific roles | Project teams and reviewers |
Policies and governance controls can reference each other — a control may cite the policy it operationalises — but they are managed independently.
Key roles
Roles in Policy Center
- Policy Owner — the user assigned to a policy. Responsible for keeping it current, initiating drafts, and triggering the approval process. Can also archive or restore a policy.
- Policy Manager — an organisation role granted to users who review and approve policy versions. Policy Managers receive a notification when a version is submitted for approval and can approve, reject (with a reason), or publish versions.
- All members with read access — can view published policies and their version history.
How the continuous governance loop works
Once published, the renewal period clock starts. When a renewal window is reached, the policy owner receives a notification prompting them to open a new draft and restart the cycle. This keeps policies from silently drifting out of date.
Every status transition — submission, approval, rejection, publication, archival — is recorded in the policy's audit trail alongside comments, giving auditors a complete, timestamped decision history.
Related pages
Policies
Create and manage policies, assign owners, search and filter
Lifecycle & Approvals
Status workflow, approval steps, renewal periods
Governance Operating Model
How requirements, controls, and evidence work at the project level
User Management
Assigning the Policy Manager role to organisation members