Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to help you make smarter, faster decisions with confidence
What data annotation services do you offer?+
We provide image, video, text, audio, and LiDAR data annotation services, including segmentation, tracking, NER, transcription, and classification workflows.
What output formats do you support?+
We deliver COCO, YOLO, KITTI, or custom formats aligned with your training pipeline, ontology, and ingestion requirements.
Data annotation vs. data labeling: what's the difference?+
They are often used interchangeably. In practice, "data annotation" typically includes schema design, QA and process governance, not just labeling execution.
Do you support human-in-the-loop data labeling?+
Yes. Our workflows combine trained annotators, review gates, adjudication, and calibration to improve consistency and reduce drift.
Can you work on our existing data annotation tools?+
Yes. We are tool-agnostic and can operate within your preferred platform and export format requirements.
Do you offer a pilot for data annotation projects?+
Yes. Pilots in data annotation projects help validate schema quality, turnaround expectations, and delivery fit before full-scale rollout.
How do you handle edge cases in data annotation?+
We address edge cases through upfront guideline design and structured QA. Ambiguous or rare scenarios are flagged, escalated, and adjudicated by senior reviewers to ensure consistent resolution. Ongoing calibration and gold-set validation help prevent drift, so unusual cases don't silently impact model performance.
How quickly can we start?+
Most pilots can start quickly after scope lock, guideline sign-off, and sample batch confirmation.
How do you handle data security in data annotation projects?+
We use NDA-first onboarding, controlled access, secure transfer protocols, and audit-friendly operational practices.
Do you support multilingual data annotation?+
Yes - based on language pair, volume, and project complexity.
How is pricing structured for data annotation projects?+
Pricing for data annotation projects depends on data modality, annotation complexity, QA depth, turnaround SLAs, and monthly volume.