Fiund / Speech & conversation data

Plan a speech-data project
with Fiund.

A direct starting point for AI research, engineering, legal and procurement teams.

A clear review process

What to establish for your project.

Bring the model objective

Describe the problem, the role of the requested data and the conditions the model must handle. Identify required languages, speaker diversity, recording levels and intended uses.

Make technical acceptance explicit

Share preferred schemas, channel layouts, transcript conventions, annotation requirements and representative review criteria. Explain where flexibility exists and where the source must meet a strict requirement.

Coordinate buyer review

Send relevant security, legal, procurement and delivery requirements early. Discuss what supporting evidence is available for the proposed source and what needs to be resolved before a project can be approved.

Agree a clear next step

A first conversation can establish a more complete brief, a representative sample approach or the scope of a proposal. There is no automated inventory reservation or dataset license created by submitting an inquiry.

Jaeden Schafer, founder of Fiund
Jaeden Schafer
Founder, Fiund
Your project contact

For research, engineering & procurement teams

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.

Technical requirementsDefine coverage, formats, annotations and acceptance criteria.
Source & permission reviewEstablish the documentation needed for your intended use.
Commercial scopeDiscuss samples, preparation, delivery and project-specific terms.

Business inquiries

Tell us what your
voice model needs.

Work directly with Jaeden Schafer at Fiund to discuss the source material, technical requirements and review your team needs.

A useful first brief

  1. Model task and intended uses
  2. Languages, speakers and conversation types
  3. Hours, recording level and source tracks
  4. Transcripts, labels and review criteria
  5. Project timing and commercial requirements
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