How can an MSP show clients which AI tools their staff use?
From the network: which hosts connect to external AI services or locally run language-model runtimes, how often and with how much data, reported separately for each client. With NetSenX this is available from the Pro plan, in each client's own tenant, so you can give each client its own picture. It shows destinations and volumes, not what was typed or uploaded, and it does not block services by itself. That is usually what clients need to start an AI policy: which tools are in use, on which machines, and whether large amounts of data go there. Pair it with the client's own policy, staff training and, where needed, settings in the AI services themselves.
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