Customize the AI disclaimer for Genie Assistant

While Genie Assistant draws from your trusted Showpad content, we recommend users verify critical details to ensure accuracy. To maintain transparency and align with your organization's legal or compliance requirements, you can customize the disclaimer that sellers see when using Genie.

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Key features

• Tailor the legal language to match your company's compliance standards.
• Ensure sellers understand the scope and limitations of AI-generated content.
• Provide clear instructions on how sellers should verify information before sharing it with buyers.

Note: Genie capabilities depend on your organization’s AI Bundle tier.
Professional tier includes chat, vision intelligence, conversation starters, and the company content agent.
Advanced tier includes chat, vision intelligence, voice control, conversation starters, deep research agent, and podcast agent.
Expert tier includes chat, vision intelligence, voice control, conversation starters, company research agent, deep research agent, podcast agent, and custom agents.

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The quick way

1. Navigate to Admin Settings and select Genie.
2. Click the plus icon (or pencil icon) next to Disclaimer.
3. Enter your custom text.
4. Click Save.

Do this step by step

At the bottom of the Genie Assistant interface, users can click learn more next to ‘Verify AI content for accuracy’ to read your custom AI disclaimer. You can update this at any time to reflect new internal policies.

1. In the Admin App, click the gear icon to open Admin Settings.
2. Select Genie from the left side menu.
3. Next to Disclaimer, click the plus icon to add a new disclaimer or the pencil icon to edit an existing one.

4. In the text field, enter the disclaimer text.

   Tip: Keep the disclaimer concise and actionable. Focus on reminding sellers to double-check technical specifications or pricing before sending them to a customer.

5. Review the text for clarity and compliance.
6. Click Save.

Suggested disclaimer template

If you aren't sure what to include, consider using a variation of this standard industry language: