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AI helps most where it knows your own documents: contracts, quotes, minutes, customer feedback. Yet exactly this data does not belong in public AI tools. Four in ten companies in Germany assume that employees use private AI tools anyway. Only 26 percent provide access to generative AI themselves (Bitkom, 21 October 2025, 604 companies with 20 or more employees).
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