Single and multi-label
Classification against flat or hierarchical taxonomies.
Classification and taxonomy at scale
High-volume labelling against a controlled vocabulary that stays consistent as it grows.
At a thousand items, labelling is a task. At a million, it is a process — and the failure mode is not wrong labels, it is drift: the same item labelled one way in January and another in March. Everything we do around labelling exists to prevent that.
Classification against flat or hierarchical taxonomies.
Structured properties for catalogue and search.
Policy-based classification with escalation paths.
Aspect-level classification of customer language.
Mentions resolved to a canonical record.
Comparative judgements for ranking and alignment work.
Tell us what you are building and we will come back with a plan, a sample and a price.