Trust & data
How the vendor protects buyer material, where its data comes from, and where it can run.
- Trust center
Source:consequencelabs.com
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What buyers usually ask before a pilot: where the data comes from, who owns it, where the work runs, and how we handle your material.
- Deployment
- Vendor-hosted
Source:consequencelabs.com
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- Vendor-hosted:
Work runs in our hosted environment or, when the buyer prefers, inside the buyer’s own environment and tools.
- Vendor-hosted:
- Data sources
- Expert or contractor-createdBuilt from customer data
Sources:consequencelabs.com/securityconsequencelabs.com/enterprise-datasets
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- Expert or contractor-created:
People we recruit and qualify for the project perform, record, write, or judge the work under a protocol agreed with the buyer.
- Built from customer data:
Agree whether examples will be newly authored or derived from customer-provided records with the necessary rights and handling controls.
- Expert or contractor-created:
- Stated confidentiality practices
- Consequence Labs agrees transfer and access arrangements before receiving sensitive material, limits access to project staff, and sets handling, retention and return or deletion terms in the project agreement.
Source:consequencelabs.com
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Before you share confidential model outputs, footage, or personal information, we agree a transfer and access arrangement with you. Access is limited to the people working on your project, and the project agreement sets how material is handled, retained, and returned or deleted.
- Not publicly listed
- SOC 2, Other certifications, Exclusivity
What they sell
- Domains
- Delivery formats
- DatasetsManaged service
Source:consequencelabs.com
- Not publicly listed
- Public samples & benchmarks, Named customers
Every change to these facts is kept in the public claims log. Record co_c625e14f00c9.