MSA-level client

Galderma

Restricted — Approved Whitelist Only

Galderma runs a named-tool whitelist, not a general policy — if a tool isn't on their approved list, it needs sign-off before it touches their work. They're also explicit that AI should never stand in for real people: no synthetic skin, no AI-generated models in content.

Key requirement — Galderma's approved list specifically names Microsoft Copilot, Adobe Firefly, ElevenLabs, HeyGen, and Runway — LynxAI, AVA, Vermeer, Vurvey, and NotebookLM are not on it, so treat them as needing sign-off, not assumed-fine. Separately: never use AI to depict skin or models in Galderma creative — this account requires real people and real skin, always.

Permitted

  • Tools named on Galderma's approved list (Microsoft Copilot, Adobe Firefly, ElevenLabs, HeyGen, Runway, and a few specialist tools)
  • Internal workflows with HITL
  • AI for process efficiency — never to represent skin or people in creative output

Not permitted

  • Any tool not on Galderma's named approved list, used without prior written approval
  • AI-generated or synthetic skin, or AI-generated models, in any Galderma creative content — real people and real skin only
  • A new AI tool used on a Galderma SOW before it's pre-approved

Tool-by-tool approval

LynxAI

Not named on Galderma's approved tool list

Check first

AVA

Not named on Galderma's approved tool list

Check first

Microsoft Copilot

Named on Galderma's approved list; disclose per SOW

Conditional

NotebookLM

Not named on Galderma's approved tool list

Check first

Vermeer

Not named on the list; never for skin or model imagery

Check first

Vurvey

Not named on Galderma's approved tool list

Check first

ElevenLabs

Named on Galderma's approved list; disclose per SOW

Conditional

HeyGen

Named on Galderma's approved list; disclose per SOW

Conditional

Runway

Named on Galderma's approved list; never for skin or model imagery

Conditional

Consumer AI

Not approved for client use

Not permitted