Proprietary data for AI

Real-world data.
For what comes next.

Better models need the context public datasets leave out. Neptune Data works with institutions to source and license data for AI training and evaluation.

Explore our focus
Sculptural layers of blue optical glass, a study in the depth and structure of data
Depth matters.

The record.
The context.
The permission.

How we work

Useful data starts
with the right
questions.

From a learning requirement to an access decision. Each engagement is shaped by the source and the intended use.

  1. 01

    Define the learning need

    Start with the model task, the missing records, and how you will judge whether the data is useful.

  2. 02

    Assess the source

    Examine provenance, coverage, linked context, preparation needs, and the authority to permit the intended use.

  3. 03

    Evaluate a scoped sample

    Agree a sample and review criteria with the relevant parties before committing to a broader dataset.

  4. 04

    Structure licensed access

    Define permitted uses, delivery, access restrictions, and commercial terms around the agreed scope.

For data partners

The data stays yours.
The terms start with you.

Research records, customer interactions, and institutional archives can support new AI use cases. A partnership starts by establishing what can be considered for licensing and who can authorise it.

  • Which records and uses are in scope
  • Who can receive or access the data
  • What approvals and preparation are required
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