AI Transparency Notice
Batchbind uses AI to draft formulas, substitutions, packaging builds and documents. This notice explains where AI is used, how AI-generated content is marked, and what the models cannot be relied on to do. It is published to meet the transparency duties in Article 50 of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation 2024/1689).
Last updated 7 August 2026
You are always told when you are dealing with AI
Every AI surface in the product carries a visible disclosure before you interact with it — the assistant, the formulation studio, the reformulation and market-unlock copilots, and the document drafting tools. There is no hidden model in a workflow that appears to be purely deterministic.
The compliance screening, the Annex checks and the ledger verification are deliberately not AI. They are rule-based, so the same formula and the same rule pack always return the same verdict.
AI-generated content is marked
- Anything the model drafts is labelled AI-generated in the interface and carries a machine-readable marker in the page.
- The suggestion, the model identifier and the accepting user are written to the append-only ledger, so the basis of an AI-assisted decision can be reconstructed later.
- Exported packs and passports state which content was AI-drafted and who adopted it.
A named person stays accountable
An AI suggestion has no effect until a person adopts it. Adoption records the reviewer, the timestamp and the rationale on the record. The product will not file a submission, or issue a passport, on an AI suggestion alone.
Known limits
- AI output is not regulatory, legal, medical or safety advice, and does not replace a qualified safety assessor.
- Models can be confidently wrong about concentrations, interactions and local rules. Always check an AI-drafted formula against the deterministic substance screening and your own laboratory data.
- Rule packs reflect the sources published in the product on a given date. Regulators change requirements; the pack version pinned to your assessment tells you which text was used.
- AI features are not used to make automated decisions about people, and are not used for profiling.
Data used by AI features
Prompts include the workspace data needed for the task — for example the formula lines and target markets. Workspace content is not used to train third-party models. Model requests are made through a managed gateway; see the privacy notice for retention and processing detail, and the security page for isolation controls.
Questions or a complaint about an AI output
Write to support@batchbind.com. Include the workspace, the artefact and the date so the ledger entry for that suggestion can be retrieved. Batchbind is operated by AITW Authentica.