Assessment
A call and a look at what you hold, at no cost.
Your day-to-day operations already create the records AI labs need. Licence them, help Europe build AI, and get paid for it.
Free to find out. You keep ownership. Stop whenever you like.
Sovrano in Europe
Built in Europe, paid to you.
Your data comes from a specialist team with a few years of records.
The data you have comes from a mid-size company with records across several systems.
You provide data from a large operator in a regulated field, licensed exclusively.
Modelled figures, not quotes.
A model, not an offer. The real number is set at the assessment, in writing, before you commit anything.
Nothing is deducted from what you are paid.
By bank transfer, on the terms you signed.
Available to you, but only if you want it.
Labs are no longer training models to describe work. They are training them to actually do the work.
The open web has already been trained on. There is no second internet.
A model cannot run a process it has never watched run, and that record is not published anywhere.
Today's models learn from American, English-first data. Europe needs agents built on how it actually works.
The record of how a claim is assessed, how a close is run, how an exception is escalated is not on the internet. It is in your systems, and nowhere else. That is what a lab cannot buy anywhere but from a company like yours.
Building agents meant to work inside European companies, in European languages, under European rules.
Sovereign programmes that cannot train on what American firms already hold.
Operational data is scarce today. Once enough companies have licensed theirs, it will not be.
We publish the benchmark that measures the gap: EuroExec.
You set the scope, and anything you consider your edge stays out of it.
Your specialists grading model output in their own field.
How a task is done here, step by step.
What your team does when the routine does not fit.
Closes, reconciliations, controls.
Contract review, policy, governance.
Protocols, case handling, submissions.
Procedures, fault histories, fulfilment.
Design decisions, incidents, reviews.
Tickets, escalations, quality reviews.
You do not need a data project. In most companies this already sits in five or six systems.
Handbooks, SOPs, work instructions, internal wikis.
Support desks, claims, incidents, escalations.
Reviews, versions, and the redlines between them.
Sign-offs, QA checks, change records, audit trails.
ERP, practice management, and the exports they already produce.
Issues, decisions, retrospectives, post-incident reviews.
Not this: personnel files, customer records, credentials, and anything that identifies a person. Those are excluded before anything moves, and section 05 sets out how.
Nothing commits you until the licence.
A call and a look at what you hold, at no cost.
Basis, scope and exclusions are agreed upon and written down.
One export from the systems you named, prepared entirely on our side. No identifiable data ever reaches a buyer.
The dataset is licensed and you are paid.
From the systems you name, once per delivery.
Customer data, personnel files, credentials.
Identifiers go automatically, then a person reviews it.
A named team in Europe sees them, never a buyer.
The preparation work is ours.
Nothing is included until you say so.
You licence a use, you never sell anything.
Name anyone your data may not reach.
End future contribution on notice.
You see where the real process differs from the written one.
Your EU AI Act paperwork, done, and yours to keep.
Your experts are paid separately for grading output.
Your records are how the next model learns the way Europe actually works.
Documented before anything moves, in a form your DPO signs.
Handled by EU entities under EU law.
Consulted before contribution starts.
Every scope decision written down as it is made.
Small specialist teams count.
Something a new joiner could learn from.
EU, EEA or UK.
Not sure? The six questions in section 01 will tell you.
Introduce them, and you earn a share of their first licence.
Because models are now being trained to do jobs rather than describe them, and the record of how a job is actually done inside a European company is not on the internet.
Process and policy documents, case and ticket systems, document stores, approval and control records, line-of-business exports, and issue trackers. Section 03 lists them, and you name which of them are in scope.
By how much you hold, how far back it goes, how unusual your field is, and whether the licence is exclusive.
No, and nothing is deducted from what you are paid.
A named Sovrano team in Europe, never a buyer.
By bank transfer against the licensed dataset, on the terms you signed.
No, it is removed first, and anything that cannot be anonymised is excluded.
We document it for each category and your DPO reviews it before anything moves.
No, you keep ownership and licence one defined use.
Only if you let them, and exclusions go into the agreement.
A call and a sign off, plus paid time if your experts grade output.
It is consulted before any contribution starts.
Yes, on notice, and delivered datasets stay under their agreed terms.
A call, a written view of what is licensable, and a number. At no cost.
We will read what you sent and reply from marcus@sovrano.ai with a written view of what is licensable, and a number.