Looni AI
Digital data

The operational knowledge AI agents are missing.

Agents only do real work if they learn from how real work is done. We license operational data, chats and internal knowledge from organizations that agree to share it, anonymized and delivered with its provenance record.

What it is for

Learning from the real thing.

Agents that follow real procedures

Learning from how tickets, requests and processes actually get resolved.

Assistants that use the language of real work

Grounding in how teams really talk, decide and escalate.

Evaluation on realistic tasks

Testing models against the messy conditions of real organizations.

What the data looks like

Three kinds of material.

Conversations

Customer support chats, internal messaging and similar dialogue, with personal identifiers removed.

Internal knowledge

Guidelines, procedures, tickets and documentation that show how work is done.

Operational records

Structured and semi-structured records from business processes, where the owner has agreed to license them.

Domains, volumes and languages depend on which owners we work with.

How we handle it

Rights first, then data.

Who owns itThe enterprise that created the data licenses it to us under a written agreement covering AI training use. We do not collect it from the open web.
AnonymizationPersonal identifiers are removed before delivery. The method and checks are recorded for each dataset.
ConsentWhere the data involves individuals, the basis for using it is documented and stored with the dataset.
QualityEach dataset is reviewed against a written specification. Results are available to your team on request.
What you receiveThe data, the license terms, and a provenance record covering source, processing and version.
Beyond the dataset

Pair the data with experts and a platform.

Expert validation and evaluation

Domain experts can check the data and test the models trained on it.

Expert network →

Platform workflows

Annotation, review and governance records in one place, from data to deployment.

Platform →

Describe the data you need.

Tell us the domain, language, volume and intended use.