Primwright Enterprise

AI Data Annotation & Text Classification

Pilot-scoped service · Text only · English / Arabic

Human labeling of your text items against a defined taxonomy — by people who work from a written guideline, not vibes.

What it is

Labeled data you can defend.

You bring the texts — support tickets, reviews, documents, conversation turns — and either a taxonomy or the problem the taxonomy needs to solve. We draft or refine the taxonomy, write the annotation guideline with worked examples, qualify evaluators against it, and label your items.

Every label is traceable: each delivered unit carries the guideline version that governed it, and disagreements go through reviewer sampling and adjudication — not silent majority vote.

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Labeled dataset in CSV or JSONL, in your specified format
  • Versioned annotation guideline (definitions, examples, edge cases)
  • QA report: agreement measures, sampling rates, adjudication log
  • A labeled calibration sample you can inspect before production begins

Process

How a pilot works

  1. Taxonomy review

    We review your taxonomy — or draft one from your problem statement — and agree it in writing before labeling starts.

  2. Guideline and examples

    A written guideline with positive and negative examples per category, plus documented edge cases.

  3. Qualification and calibration

    Evaluators qualify against a scored test, then label a calibration batch that we review together before production.

  4. Production with QA

    Production labeling with reviewer sampling, blind gold items, and adjudication of disagreements.

  5. Delivery and acceptance

    Dataset, guideline, and QA report delivered; you run your acceptance review against the criteria we agreed up front.

Scope and limits

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

  • Text only — no image annotation at scale.
  • English and Arabic only.
  • No regulated data (health, financial, legal-privileged).
  • Volumes are sized to pilot scope — we quote what we can staff and measure.
  • No guaranteed accuracy figures; acceptance criteria are agreed per pilot.

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.