What limits apply, and will we receive any real customer records?
No real customer or business records are supplied; the output is generated, scoped per engagement, and licensed for uses agreed with MirrorFirm, with grounding and disclosure risk left for the buyer to inspect.
**Will we receive real customer records?**
No. MirrorFirm's commercial product is generated, synthetic material. It is informed by direct observation of how real businesses operate, but it does not deliver real business records.
**Can we treat the data as automatically safe for any use?**
No. Generated does not mean exempt from review. Inspect a sample for details that resemble a real organisation or person, check that it is plausible for your domain, and apply your own governance process before use. Nothing in a release should be read as approval from a regulator or a statement about privacy compliance.
**Can we use it to train as well as evaluate?**
That depends on the licence you agree. State the intended uses clearly during scoping, including training, evaluation, internal sharing and publication of results.
**Can the schema match our systems?**
Field names, identifier styles and tool payloads can be adapted during scoping. Confirm them against a small sample first.
**What will not be covered?**
Your organisation's specific policies, products and integrations will differ from the generated ones. Treat the material as a way to exercise behaviour, not as a replica of your process.
**Where do prices and timelines come from?**
They are agreed with MirrorFirm directly for your scope.
Knowing the limits early lets legal, security and engineering teams agree on use before any data is loaded.
- Audience:
- Agent developers
- Content type:
- FAQ
- Buyer question:
- Scope and getting started
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