Method

Three supply lines. One lab. A certificate at the end.

Overhead capture of a technician clearing a machine while ceiling sensors trace the actual route

SUPPLY LINE 01

Inside your walls

We instrument the work your own people already do. Claims desks, dispatch rooms, returns counters. The output is a record of decisions with the reason attached.

Four logistics depots connected to one shared capture protocol

SUPPLY LINE 02

Across the market

Some questions need more than one company to answer. We run the same protocol across several sites so the data holds up outside one building.

A field collector recording a service technician beside a mobile capture vehicle

SUPPLY LINE 03

Out in the field

Trained collectors capture work where it happens: a job site, a truck, a warehouse aisle. Multimodal from the first minute, not converted later.

Lab layer

The lab

Every line runs through the same lab: protocol design, collector training, quality review, and the eval that ships with the set.

The engagement

Four steps, in order, every time.

Step 01

The Question

We write down the one decision you want a model to get right. If we cannot state it in a sentence, we are not ready to collect.

Step 02

The Protocol

We design the capture: who, what modality, how long, what counts as a label, and what would falsify the result.

Step 03

The Run

We collect on your ground with your people. Consent, redaction, and chain of custody are settled before day one.

Step 04

The Certificate

You receive the data, the eval, the provenance record, and the exclusive rights. The set is yours.

Every dataset ships with its own eval.

Step 1 of 4. The Question. We write down the one decision you want a model to get right. If we cannot state it in a sentence, we are not ready to collect.