What should I know about licensing, limits and getting started?
Answers buyer questions on licensing generated material, training versus evaluation use, the absence of real records, disclosure risk, customisation and what to send to begin a pilot.
**What can I license?** A buyer can ask about licensing generated datasets, task and evaluation packs, or simulated environments. The terms, including permitted uses, term and any limits on redistribution, are agreed directly with MirrorFirm.
**Can I use it for training as well as evaluation?** Ask for that explicitly. Training use and evaluation use can be treated differently, and some buyers want a held-out evaluation set kept separate from material used for training.
**Can I get real records instead?** No. MirrorFirm's commercial product is generated, synthetic material, not real business records.
**Does generated mean safe?** Not automatically. Generated output should still be inspected for grounding and for disclosure risk, and nothing here guarantees anonymity, privacy compliance or regulatory approval.
**Can the content be customised to my systems?** You can ask for field names, status vocabularies and tool definitions to match your own environment. What is practical is scoped in a pilot.
**What should I send to start?** A short description of the domain, the tools your agent has, the end states you want graded, and the exceptions you most want tested. A sample request built from that gives both sides something concrete to check.
**Are prices or timelines listed here?** No. Those are discussed when you scope the work.
Be explicit about training versus evaluation use, expect synthetic material only, and bring a concrete description of your tools and graded end states.
- Audience:
- Environment builders
- Content type:
- FAQ
- Buyer question:
- Scope and getting started
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