A protocol your reviewers can follow
Define the label, edge cases, reviewer qualifications, and acceptance criteria before the first study is assigned.
Turn a focused clinical labeling question into a defensible dataset—with the protocol, expert review, QA evidence, and provenance your ML team needs.
Annotation workspace
Study CT-0204 · review in progress
Review checklist
✓ Label protocol applied
✓ Ontology mapped
○ Expert sign-off
Provenance
Model suggestion → expert correction → QA decision → versioned delivery
Decision
Ready for QA
The operating model
The useful asset is not a quick label. It is a dataset whose clinical meaning, review path, and permitted use remain clear long after delivery.
Start with a model-assisted proposal, then keep the human reviewer in control of every decision and correction.
Build annotation protocols, reviewer calibration, adjudication, and acceptance criteria around the clinical question—not raw throughput.
A governed data workflow begins with de-identification, access boundaries, documented provenance, and a clear readiness path.
Keep model outputs, expert corrections, ontology choices, and quality evidence connected to the dataset they came from.
Quality by design
Every correction improves the evidence trail—not just the next model proposal.
Models generate initial annotations
Clinicians correct, not label from scratch
Blind review against gold standards
Versioned, audit-ready, yours
Corrections fine-tune the next round
Built for the real work
The strongest teams establish the clinical definition and evidence model first, then let tools accelerate the workflow.
Define the label, edge cases, reviewer qualifications, and acceptance criteria before the first study is assigned.
Keep annotation history, QA decisions, and data-use limits with every delivered dataset.
Begin with a focused workflow, then add controls only when your data, customers, and deployment require them.
Governance from day one
Enterprise readiness is earned through implemented controls, evidence, and repeatable operating practice—not a badge on a website.
Tell us the modality, labeling objective, reviewer expertise, and delivery evidence your team needs — we'll come back with a plan.