Rust7
Use cases

Start with the task.
Build the right foundation.

Explore the questions Rust7 can help you scope, from source discovery to expert-led evaluation.

These are potential project scopes. Final availability, permissions, quality criteria and delivery are agreed for each engagement.

Data sourcing & licensing

Find the right foundation.

Scope relevant sources around a business question, then establish their origin, coverage and permitted uses.

What to define

A source register, coverage notes and a clear list of permissions to resolve.

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Annotation & data preparation

Give every label a shared meaning.

Define categories with domain specialists, prepare consistent records and agree on a review process for difficult examples.

What to define

Field definitions, annotation instructions and agreed quality checks.

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AI model evaluation

Evaluate what matters in practice.

Define representative tasks, languages and review criteria so human judgment can help assess a model’s performance.

What to define

An evaluation brief with task examples, scoring criteria and known limitations.

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Market & company research

See the businesses behind a market.

Organise company and sector information around a defined geography, period and decision. Keep source dates and definitions visible.

What to define

A scoped company or market dataset with methodology and source references.

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Location & place intelligence

Put the question on the map.

Explore relevant business locations and points of interest for a defined area. Agree on geographic precision, categories and freshness.

What to define

A proposed place-data schema, geographic boundaries and a validation plan.

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Custom research

Start with the question still unanswered.

Turn a specific information gap into a focused sourcing brief. Identify what existing sources can support and where further research may be needed.

What to define

A research scope, sourcing approach and clearly stated delivery expectations.

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Start with a better question

What will your
next model need?

Tell us what you’re building. Let’s define the data that could move it forward.

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