What should we ask for in a sample, and what limits and licence questions come up?

**What should we ask for in a first sample?** A small set of cases in your target format, each with policy text, a timeline, a labelled outcome and a grader. Ask for a spread that includes clean cases and the difficult ones you care about.

**What can we ask about how it was generated?** Ask how cases were derived from observation of operating practice, what is generated and what is authored, and what checks were run. Judge the answers against your own review of the sample.

**Is any of it real business data?** No. The commercial product is generated, synthetic material. Review for grounding and disclosure risk is still your call, and the sample is the place to do it.

**What limits apply to use?** Use terms are set in the licence, which is agreed per engagement. Raise anything you need early, such as permitted training use, evaluation-only use, sharing of results or retention.

**Can the scope change after the first sample?** Yes. Domain, volume, difficulty mix, tool surface and format are all scoping choices, so a pilot is a reasonable place to change them.

**How long will it take and what will it cost?** Those depend on scope and are agreed in conversation; no fixed figures are published here.