The Collage Companies · AI Policy

Help shape how Collage uses AI.

AI is already part of how we work. We're writing a company policy to use it well — safely, and in a way that actually fits the job. This is where your input comes in.

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Anonymous · about 5 minutes

Why we're asking

A policy that fits how we actually work

AI tools are already in the building — in the software we license, on people's phones, in things folks try on their own. Collage isn't going to pretend that away, and we're not going to flat-out ban it either. We're writing a clear, practical policy for using it well.

The only way that policy is any good is if it's built on how the whole company actually works — the office and the field. That's why we're asking everyone, not just a few people in a room.

What happens with your answers

Anonymous — and it goes straight to the policy

This survey is anonymous. No names, no logins, no tracking. A small task force of your coworkers is drafting Collage's AI Use Policy, and your answers shape it directly: what tools people really use, where AI helps, and what worries you.

Five honest minutes now is what keeps this from becoming a policy nobody asked for. Please don't include names, client names, or specific project details in your answers.

The survey

Tell us how AI shows up in your work

Answer what's relevant — skip anything that isn't. Roughly five minutes.

Kept broad on purpose, so answers stay anonymous.

How often do you currently use AI tools for work? *
Which AI tools have you used for work?

Check all that apply.

When you've used AI for work, was it on a company account or a personal one?

Be concrete. "Faster first drafts of RFP responses" beats "improve efficiency."

Have you ever hesitated to use an AI tool because you weren't sure it was allowed or safe?
What would help you use AI well and safely at work?

Check all that apply.

Anonymous — nothing here identifies you. Responses go to the AI Policy Task Force and are used only to write Collage's AI policy.