Legal
AI use notice
Last updated: 8 August 2026
In short. How Astorp uses automated assistance: it is optional, it is clearly marked, it produces drafts you review, and it never signs, decides or changes your records on its own.
Astorp offers some optional automated assistance, for example to help you draft the wording of an agreement or to read details from a document you upload. This notice explains how that works and where its limits are.
It is optional and clearly marked
You are never required to use automated assistance. Where it is offered, it is labelled, and you can ignore it and do the work yourself. Astorp does not present itself as a chat companion, and it does not sign, approve or decide anything on your behalf.
What it produces is a draft
Anything produced with automated assistance is a starting point for you to read, edit and accept or reject. Nothing it suggests becomes part of your agreement, your money entries or your history until you choose to make it so. The responsibility for what you keep and sign remains yours.
How your content is handled
When you use an assisted feature, the content needed for that task is processed to produce the result. We use automated assistance to serve you, not to advertise to you, and your content is not sold. Where a specialist provider carries out the processing on our instructions, it is covered by our data processing notice.
Its limits
Automated assistance can be wrong or incomplete. It does not give legal or financial advice, and it is not a substitute for your own judgement or for a professional where you need one. Always review a suggestion before relying on it. Assisted features may be metered with credits, which is explained where they appear.