Primwright Enterprise

Dataset / Output Quality Assurance

Pilot-scoped service · Independent audits · English / Arabic

An independent audit of a dataset or model-output set you already have — what’s wrong with it, how wrong, and what to do about it.

What it is

Trust, but verify — with sampling.

You bring a labeled dataset or a set of model outputs you need to trust. We audit it: stratified sampling across your categories, blind re-annotation by qualified reviewers, a defect taxonomy for what we find, and an estimated error rate with the methodology shown.

This is the lightest-weight way to work with us — no annotation tooling beyond a review workflow, no production pipeline — and it answers the question every ML team eventually asks: is our data actually good?

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Error analysis: defect taxonomy with examples and estimated error rate
  • Methodology note: sampling plan, blind re-annotation protocol
  • Corrected subset where re-annotation found errors
  • Remediation recommendations — what to fix, in what order

Process

How a pilot works

  1. Scope and sampling plan

    We agree what “good” means for your data and pre-agree the sampling methodology — in writing, before we look.

  2. Blind re-annotation

    Qualified reviewers re-annotate the sample without seeing your original labels.

  3. Defect analysis

    Disagreements are categorized into a defect taxonomy; error rates are estimated per stratum.

  4. Report and recommendations

    Findings, evidence, and remediation guidance delivered for your review.

Scope and limits

What this service does not include — stated up front, so there are no surprises in scoping:

  • We report what we find — including “your data is fine.” An audit is not a sales funnel for labeling work.
  • Error-rate estimates carry sampling uncertainty, which we show rather than hide.
  • English and Arabic only; no regulated data.
  • No guaranteed findings; the sampling plan is agreed before the audit begins.

Next step

Start with a scoped pilot.

Tell us about your project. We review every inquiry against our scope — if it’s a fit, we schedule a scoping conversation.