Expert workflow data
Coordinate contributors as they recreate professional workflows and explain the decisions, assumptions, and steps behind the work.
Crewlia helps AI teams turn specialist knowledge into useful training and evaluation data. We coordinate the people and the work—from qualification and onboarding through review feedback and revisions.
We build a clear path from an expert’s real-world judgment to a reviewed, usable contribution for AI training and evaluation.
Coordinate contributors as they recreate professional workflows and explain the decisions, assumptions, and steps behind the work.
Support rubric-led tasks that assess model outputs for correctness, reasoning quality, completeness, and domain judgment.
Manage sourcing, qualification, onboarding, task status, feedback loops, revisions, and payment reconciliation.
Our operating approach draws on hands-on experience coordinating professional contributors on AI-related workflow tasks.
Professionals recreated workflows from their own fields so AI systems could learn from how the work is done.
Submissions moved through review and revision, with feedback returned to contributors against the work requirements.
Delivery operations included onboarding, daily deliverables, and contributor communication, supported by a small coordination team.
Acceptance and compensation were connected, making clear task status, review criteria, and payment reconciliation part of the operating model.
These samples show the shape of a task, a review rubric, and a delivery report. They are illustrative only and do not represent client work or outcomes.
Label a fictional customer-support response for policy coverage, evidence use, and escalation need.
Download MarkdownScore a fictional model answer against explicit criteria and record an actionable reviewer note.
Download CSVInspect batch status, review feedback, revision requests, and handoff notes.
Download MarkdownEach stage leaves the client with a concrete record to review before the next stage begins.
Client deliverable: a scoped task brief with domain, task type, example inputs, and acceptance criteria.
Client deliverable: a contributor-fit summary covering domain evidence, availability, and participation permission.
Client deliverable: a pilot batch log with submitted work, rubric references, and open questions.
Client deliverable: a review record that links decisions and revision requests to the agreed criteria.
Client deliverable: an organised delivery package with accepted items, revision status, and a completion note.
We start with the work, the expertise it needs, and a review path that can be inspected.
A defined task brief, contributor requirements, a small batch, a review record, and an organised handoff of the work produced.
Review criteria are agreed in the brief. Feedback and revision requests are recorded against those criteria before delivery.
We discuss the domain knowledge, workflow experience, language needs, availability, and participation requirements for the specific task.
Use the enquiry form to share the task or staffing need. We will use the information provided to begin the conversation.
We will agree the scope, contributor requirements, review turnaround, revision rules, and commercial terms before production starts.