How to write a training data purchase brief
Turn model requirements into a scope that a sourcing team can act on.
Read guide// training data / buyer-side sourcing
Turn your model requirements into a precise sourcing brief. We find and qualify licensed data against it.
// sourcing scope
Language is more than a tag. Define dialect, domain, and the conditions your model needs to handle.
| Modality | Language scope | What to specify | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speech & audio | Hebrew · Arabic · dialects | Sample rate, speakers, alignment | Consent & training permissions |
| Video | Spoken language & captions | Frame rate, coverage, timestamps | Source & caption rights |
| Domain text | Hebrew · Arabic · multilingual | Domain, tokens, structure, refresh | Provenance & usage scope |
// acceptance & delivery
Agree the acceptance criteria before the full handoff. The documentation travels with the data.
dataset/ ├── media/ │ └── sample_he_001.wav ├── annotations.jsonl ├── data-dictionary.md ├── rights-register.csv └── quality-report.pdf
Example package structure. Contents and transfer method are agreed for each engagement.
// working process
Translate your model requirements into a sourcing scope. Identify potential sources and check the licensing path.
Review a sample against your quality criteria. Check provenance, permissions, and gaps before approval.
Deliver the agreed format, rights register, and quality notes. Define refresh needs and support contacts.
// technical reading
Turn model requirements into a scope that a sourcing team can act on.
Read guideA specification checklist for dialect, recording quality, and documented rights.
Read guideCheck intended uses, restrictions, and permissions before acquisition.
Read guide// procurement contact
Have a complex requirement or an existing brief? Send a concise outline. No source files are needed to start.
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