Fiund / Speech & conversation data
A useful quote follows
a useful specification.
Discuss the source, preparation and commercial scope behind a speech-data project.
A clear review process
What to establish for your project.
Coverage and volume
Define accepted output versus original source hours, unique speakers, sessions, languages and required conversational conditions. Category-level minimums and exclusions help make a proposed quote comparable with your actual requirements.
Recording and preparation
Discuss the recording level, channel layout, format conversion, segmentation and file preparation. Identify which work is required, optional or already completed for the proposed material.
Annotation and review
Set transcript conventions, timestamps, speaker labels, quality-review criteria and correction handling. The meaning of accepted output should be clear before preparation and review work are priced.
Permission and delivery scope
Explain intended uses, restrictions, delivery destination, access arrangements and timing requirements. Identify the documentation and commercial terms needed for the selected source.
Request a project-specific proposal
Email a short brief to jaeden@fiund.com. A useful proposal should make assumptions, included work, review stages and delivery conditions explicit. Pricing and feasibility are confirmed for the agreed project rather than inferred from a public per-hour rate.
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A direct conversation.
A well-defined next step.
Speak directly with Jaeden Schafer about the recordings, documentation and preparation your speech-data project needs. Start with the model task and agree on a clear source-review and commercial scope.