Buyer diligence

Evidence before data moves.

A public view of the questions FIUND expects to answer before a licensed dataset is delivered. These templates show the structure; buyer-specific agreements and sensitive records stay in the diligence room.

These are illustrative templates, not evidence for a particular collection. Public examples contain fictional identifiers and no participant information. The dated facts for a cataloged collection appear on its dataset page; the underlying agreements and review records are provided only to qualified parties.

Diligence gates

1 · Authority

Chain of title

Map the party granting rights to the source material and identify third-party restrictions or unresolved exceptions.

2 · Permission

AI-use scope

Write evaluation, training, production, term, territory, recipients, redistribution, and sublicensing rules into the licence.

3 · People

Consent and privacy

Review identifiable people, releases, personal information, sensitive uses, geography, and voice or likeness restrictions.

4 · Inventory

Content-ID reconciliation

Deduplicate by stable content ID, then reconcile sessions, tracks, transcripts, bytes, and manifest rows.

5 · Quality

Exceptions and sampling

Record format validation, representative sample review, known gaps, and every exclusion rather than hiding them in an average.

6 · Delivery

Acceptance record

Validate delivered object counts, bytes, hashes, permissions, and sample extraction before calling a transfer complete.

Standard licence boundaries

FIUND licenses data non-exclusively. Ownership does not transfer. The buyer licence controls permitted AI use and does not authorize a synthetic replica, voice clone, or likeness model intended to imitate an identifiable person or imply endorsement.

What is collection-specific

Consent sufficiency, privacy treatment, chain-of-title evidence, excluded material, geographic restrictions, and production use cannot be settled by a generic web page. They are reviewed against the actual source agreements, media, participants, and buyer brief.

Start with the catalog facts

Browse the dataset catalog for dated inventory claims, then read how FIUND sources and clears data and the trust center for the governing process.

Open diligence for a real brief.

Send the intended model task, data type, recipients, geography, and production or evaluation scope. FIUND will identify what is verified, what remains a condition, and what evidence can be shared.

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