Fiund / Speech & conversation data

Vendor review, built around
your actual project.

Bring technical, security and procurement requirements into the sourcing conversation with Fiund.

A clear review process

What to establish for your project.

Share the review requirements early

Send your security questionnaire, intended data flow, expected delivery destination and any handling constraints with the project brief. Identify the evidence your organization needs to approve a source or delivery workflow.

Establish the proposed data flow

A review should distinguish the original source, any preparation or annotation work, storage during review and the agreed delivery destination. Confirm the systems and responsible parties relevant to the proposed project rather than relying on a generic architecture description.

Agree access and transfer arrangements

Discuss who needs access to representative material, what can be shared at each stage and how a transfer should occur. Avoid sending confidential recordings, participant documents or credentials in an initial email. Agree appropriate handling before any private source exchange.

Confirm retention and response commitments

Retention, deletion, change handling and incident-response commitments should be documented for the specific engagement. Share mandatory contract requirements early so available evidence and proposed arrangements can be reviewed before approval.

Request current supporting evidence

Ask Fiund for the information relevant to your review. Certifications, controls, subprocessors and contractual commitments should be confirmed against current documents for the actual project. Public website content is an introduction to that conversation, not a substitute for vendor diligence.

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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