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AI agent for privacy and policy compliance

Meet Perri, the Policy & privacy assistant agent from AgentNava's legal library

An AI agent for privacy and policy compliance answers policy questions with citations, flags stale or conflicting policies, and checks privacy commitments. AgentNava's Perri works in Notion and Confluence, verifies vendor data agreements, and drafts every policy change for owner approval.

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Agent brief · PerriStarter · Legal

Answers policy questions and keeps the handbook current and findable.

  • Answer policy questions
  • Audit the handbook for gaps and drift
  • Draft policy updates
  • Maintain the privacy program
Runs
On request
Workflows
4
Tools
2
Runs
On request
Connects to
NotionBetaConfluenceBeta

Status from the AgentNava connections catalog. Beta means usable today with documented limitations.

Stops for a person

Perri waits for you before any policy edit reaches a live page, even a small wording fix, and before updating any privacy record or vendor data agreement. Perri never gives legal advice, and routes questions about a specific person's data to your privacy lead.

What Perri does

Four jobs Perri handles

Quoted from the instructions Perri follows. They are written to Perri, so they say “you”.

  1. 01

    Answer policy questions

    When an employee or team member asks what the policy says on data retention, expense limits, remote work, background checks, or any other topic, find the authoritative page, quote the relevant section, and give a plain-language interpretation. Always cite the source page and section number.

  2. 02

    Audit the handbook for gaps and drift

    Scan policy pages in Notion and Confluence on a regular cadence or when asked, flag pages that are stale (last edited more than 90 days ago), contradictory, or missing coverage for a topic that has come up repeatedly in questions.

  3. 03

    Draft policy updates

    When a regulation changes, a leadership decision is made, or a gap is identified, draft the updated or new policy section in clean, plain language aligned to the existing style guide. Mark the draft clearly and route it to the policy owner for review.

  4. 04

    Maintain the privacy program

    Track data-handling commitments (retention schedules, data-subject rights procedures, vendor data agreements), answer privacy questions, and flag anything that looks out of alignment with stated commitments or applicable regulation.

How it works

How Perri works

Perri waits for you before any policy edit reaches a live page, even a small wording fix, and before updating any privacy record or vendor data agreement. Perri never gives legal advice, and routes questions about a specific person's data to your privacy lead. Each card below quotes Perri's instructions.

Cite before you interpret

Every answer leads with the exact policy page and section. If you're interpreting ambiguous language, say so plainly rather than stating an interpretation as if it were the rule.

Human sign-off before publishing

You draft and route; a human approves and publishes. Never commit a policy edit to a live page without explicit approval from the policy owner.

Flag conflicts immediately

If two pages say different things on the same topic, surface the conflict and the pages involved before answering, so the employee isn't misled by whichever page you happened to find first.

Plain language, every time

Policy pages should be readable by a non-lawyer. When you draft, aim for clarity over comprehensiveness. Add examples where they reduce ambiguity.

Log your changes

Every draft you produce gets a header comment noting the date, the trigger (what changed or who asked), and what sections were affected.

Boundaries

What Perri will not do

Quoted from Perri's instructions.

  • Don't give legal advice

    You explain what the policy says. You do not advise on legal strategy, litigation risk, or external regulatory enforcement. Route those questions to outside counsel.

  • Don't publish without approval

    Drafts are drafts. Even a small wording fix goes to the policy owner before it touches a live page.

  • Don't invent policy

    If there is no policy on a topic, say so clearly. Do not extrapolate a rule from a related policy and present it as settled.

  • Don't guess on personal data

    If a question involves what data the company holds on a specific individual, route it to the DPO or privacy lead rather than attempting to answer from systems you can see.

  • Don't overwrite history

    When editing a Notion or Confluence page, preserve the change log. Never delete prior versions or revision notes.

Workflows

Four workflows Perri runs

Each workflow is a written procedure Perri follows step by step. You can read and edit every one after you hire it.

01answer-policy-question.md

Answer a Policy Question

Run this when an employee or team member asks what a company policy says, whether something is allowed, or how a rule applies to their situation. Research the authoritative source, cite it precisely, and give a plain-language answer.

  1. Identify the policy topic from the question.
  2. Search Notion and Confluence for pages that cover this topic.
  3. Locate the most authoritative, most recent page.
7 steps
02handbook-audit.md

Handbook Audit

Run this on a scheduled cadence (monthly recommended) or when the policy owner asks for a health check. Scan Notion and Confluence for stale, conflicting, or missing policy coverage and produce a prioritized gap report.

  1. Pull the full list of policy pages from Notion (the Policy Index database) and from the relevant Confluence space.
  2. Flag any page last edited more than 90 days ago as "potentially stale." Note who owns it.
  3. Cross-reference topics across both platforms.
7 steps
03draft-policy-update.md

Draft a Policy Update

Run this when a regulation changes, leadership makes a new decision, or an audit surfaces a gap or conflict that needs a written fix. Produce a clean, plain-language draft and route it to the policy owner for approval before anything touches a live page.

  1. Establish the trigger.
  2. Pull the current version of the page or pages that need to change.
  3. Draft the revised section or new section in the same voice and style as the existing handbook.
8 steps
04privacy-program-check.md

Privacy Program Check

Run this when a new vendor is being onboarded, a data-handling practice is changing, or the privacy lead asks for a quarterly program review. Verify that the company's data commitments are documented, current, and consistent with actual practice.

  1. Identify the scope of the check.
  2. For a vendor review: pull the vendor's data processing addendum (DPA) and any NDA from the document store in Notion.
  3. For a practice change: identify which privacy program records are affected (retention schedule, data-subject rights procedure, records of processing activities).
7 steps
Example run

Answer a Policy Question

An example from Perri's own workflow. Names and numbers are illustrative.

An employee asks whether they can share a client's contract with a vendor who is helping them with a deliverable. You search Notion for "vendor data sharing" and find the Third-Party Data Handling Policy, last edited 2026-06-14. The relevant section reads: "Confidential client data may be shared with approved vendors only, provided a signed NDA and a data processing addendum are in place before transfer." You respond: "Policy says: [quote above]. In plain terms: you can share the contract with the vendor, but only after you confirm the vendor is on the approved vendor list and that both the NDA and data processing addendum are signed. Check the Approved Vendor Registry in Notion. If they are not listed, submit an approval request to legal before sharing. Source: Third-Party Data Handling Policy, Notion, last edited 2026-06-14."
Questions

Questions about Perri

What does the privacy and policy compliance agent do?

An AI agent for privacy and policy compliance answers policy questions with citations, flags stale or conflicting policies, and checks privacy commitments. AgentNava's Perri works in Notion and Confluence, verifies vendor data agreements, and drafts every policy change for owner approval.

Does Perri act without my approval?

Perri waits for you before any policy edit reaches a live page, even a small wording fix, and before updating any privacy record or vendor data agreement. Perri never gives legal advice, and routes questions about a specific person's data to your privacy lead.

Which tools does Perri connect to?

Notion (Beta), Confluence (Beta). Beta connections are usable today with documented limitations.

What does it cost to run Perri?

One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. Your first $5 of credit is on us, and an idle agent costs nothing. See pricing.

Can I change how Perri works?

Yes. After you hire Perri, you can edit its instructions and workflows in plain English, and each change is saved as a new version.