Resources
Statements, references and the policy behind Remit
Everything published about the product, and the DTA material it is built on. Each statement describes Remit as built; nothing here claims a certification or an endorsement Remit does not hold.
About Remit
What the product is, how it treats your data and how it uses AI, written so an assessing officer, a security adviser or a procurement team can rely on it.
How Remit uses AI
Every place AI assists, what is sent to the model, what comes back, what a person does with it, and what AI is never allowed to do. Includes the facts for your own threshold check on Remit.
Security statement
Access control, tenancy, the append-only audit log, AI data handling, deployment options, and what has not been done yet.
Privacy statement
What Remit stores, why, for how long, and who can see it.
Accessibility statement
WCAG 2.2 AA on every screen, how it is checked, and how to report a barrier.
Terms and attribution
The DTA material Remit reproduces under its open licence, and Remit’s independence from the DTA.
The policy Remit is built on
The Digital Transformation Agency’s own pages. Remit reads them daily and answers questions from their text, never from memory.
Policy for the responsible use of AI in government v2.0(opens the DTA website)
The policy, its threshold criteria (Appendix C) and its obligations on agencies.
AI impact assessment tool v1.0(opens the DTA website)
The assessment Remit presents as a guided workflow, question for question.
Standard for accountability(opens the DTA website)
The register fields and their definitions, used verbatim in Remit’s export.
Standard for AI transparency statements(opens the DTA website)
What an agency’s transparency statement must cover; Remit gives you the facts for it.
See the product
The fastest way to understand Remit is to watch a real use case go from the threshold check to the register.