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The datasets your
models learn from

Our data team prepares, labels and double-checks training and evaluation data, so your models learn from examples you can trust.

Typical
Ongoing
Pricing
Fixed price per phase
Group
AI and automation

What you get

Training-data labelling and QA

Our data team prepares, labels and double-checks the datasets your models learn from.

01

Labelling guidelines

Written rules with worked examples, agreed with you before anyone labels a file.

02

Labelling

Text, images, audio and documents labelled by a trained team in Dhaka.

03

Double checks

A share of every batch labelled twice, with disagreements reviewed by a lead.

04

Quality reports

Agreement rates and error types per batch, so you know what you're getting.

Where it fits

Good places
to start

  1. 01
    Evaluation sets

    A few hundred carefully labelled examples to measure an AI feature before and after every change.

  2. 02
    Model training data

    Larger volumes prepared to a consistent standard.

  3. 03
    Cleaning old data

    Existing labels audited and corrected before they're used again.

How it runs

Small steps,
shown every week

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  1. 1–2 weeks
    Discover

    We map how the work happens today and agree what done looks like.

  2. 2–4 weeks
    Prototype

    The riskiest part first, on your real data, while change is cheap.

  3. 2-week sprints
    Build

    Weekly demos and a shared backlog you can reorder at any time.

  4. Ongoing
    Run

    Monitoring, agreed response times and a monthly review of usage.

Questions

Before you start

Is our data kept secure?
Labellers work on managed devices with access limited to your project, and data never leaves the agreed storage.
Can you label in Bangla?
Yes. The team works in English and Bangla.
Who owns what you build?
You do. Code, prompts, data and infrastructure sit in your accounts from the first commit.

Training-data labelling and QA

Tell us what
you need.

A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work, then a written proposal.