Omnox

AI Governance

How AI is used across Omnox (the site and the CRM) and where we draw the line.

Last updated July 22, 2026

This is a draft written to be honest about what this site actually does, not a substitute for legal advice, pending final review by outside counsel. Have it checked before relying on it for compliance or real client contracts.

Omnox uses AI in two places: a small demo on this marketing site (“Brand Brain”), and a set of real product features inside the Omnox CRM (deal coaching, document extraction, email drafting, an AI command bar, and others). Both run on Anthropic's Claude models. This page explains how, so you don't have to take it on faith.

What gets sent to the AI provider

What doesn't happen

Reliability and limits

AI outputs are informational and productivity aids, not authoritative answers. They can be wrong, incomplete, or confidently stated and still incorrect; this is true of every large language model, not a caveat unique to Omnox. Nothing generated by Omnox's AI features constitutes legal, financial, medical, HR, or other professional advice, and you're responsible for verifying anything you rely on for a real business decision. This is stated more formally in our CRM Terms of Service.

Built with AI assistance

In the spirit of the same honesty: a substantial part of Omnox's own codebase (this site and the CRM) was written with the help of AI coding tools, under human direction and review. We disclose this because we think a vendor's own use of AI in building their product is exactly the kind of thing a careful buyer should be told, not something to obscure.

Your control over AI features

CRM AI features can run on Omnox's shared API key or your own (bring-your-own-key), configurable in Settings. Using your own key means those calls run under your own Anthropic account and its terms, not ours.

Questions

If you need more detail than this page gives you (for a security review, a DPA, or your own AI-governance checklist), email hello@omnox.ai and we'll answer directly rather than pointing you back at this page.