What you can buy
Start with the outcome you need.
AI Production Diagnostic
Find out what your AI actually needs.
Open →AI Training
Produce the training data and human intelligence your AI needs.
Open →Validate AI
Find out what your AI actually demonstrated.
Open →Certify AI
Assemble evidence for a defined authorization decision.
Open →Enterprise AI Production
Run the lifecycle as one controlled program.
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Who buys it
The person who must authorize an AI into a real workflow: a chief AI officer, a program director, product, risk, or the executive who will be asked what the system actually demonstrated.
What they receive
- What it demonstrated on the job
- Where it failed
- Whether a distinct version improved
- A decision a named human can defend
A representative five-week path
One AI. Evidence and a deployment decision. Timing depends on scope and readiness. This is the shape a commercial conversation can sell.
Week 1
Evaluate
Intended use locked. Examination sealed. Baseline measured on the actual AI.
Week 2
Governed work
Failure intelligence drives governed datasets and expert review the AI owner uses outside Expertluma.
Week 3
Customer remediates
The customer's AI team ships a distinct new version in their environment. Expertluma does not train their model.
Week 4
Evidence
Same sealed examination on a distinct version. Trust Package assembled.
Week 5
Decision
A named human authorizes, returns, or says not ready. Settlement follows accepted production — pass is not pay.
An enterprise can buy a score, a labeling contract, or a policy. Assembling sealed examination, human work, contamination control, evidence, and a decision record is a production system. That system is what Expertluma operates, and it is what gets harder to copy as each program adds protocols, adjudication, and records.
The program includes human work. The customer pays for a production outcome. The software is what makes that work governed, comparable, and reusable on the next AI.
The first program is one AI. The same system then runs the next AI in the same organization. The enterprise platform comes after the first paid production decision. It is not the first purchase.
The engagement is scoped to one AI and one intended use, then quoted. It is not a subscription, and it is not a platform license as the first purchase.