For AI teams
Training data for computer-use agents
Short answer
Computer-use agents need real sequences of work done across business software. SourceX sources these from businesses in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia that own the records, with personal details removed and every release approved by the supplier.
Useful records#
- Ticket and CRM histories showing each action
- Screen recordings where lawfully made and approved
- Approval and handoff trails
Why real business records help#
- Shows real software states and edge cases
- Captures the order of actions
- Includes failures and recoveries
How a request works#
- Describe the records, volume and uses you need
- SourceX matches suitable suppliers in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia and runs a rights review
- A prepared sample is shared under NDA after supplier approval
- The license sets allowed uses, term and deletion; resale and re-identification are barred
Frequently asked questions
What business records are used to train computer-use agents, and what do they show?
Computer-use agents are trained on records of real sequences of work across business software. Useful records include ticket and CRM histories that show each action, screen recordings made lawfully and approved, and approval and handoff trails. Together they show the order of actions, real software states, and failures and recoveries.
What gets removed or checked in computer-use records before an AI team receives them?
Computer-use agents training records have personal details removed, and every release needs supplier approval. A rights review runs on the records before any sample is prepared. Screen recordings are included only where they were lawfully made and approved.
How is a request for computer-use training data scoped, sampled and licensed?
Computer-use agents are scoped through a request that describes the records, volume and uses you need. SourceX matches suitable suppliers in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia and runs a rights review. A prepared sample is shared under NDA after supplier approval, and the license sets allowed uses, term and deletion.
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