Scope the launch or deal
We identify the commercial milestone, relevant documents and product dependencies, then agree the project outputs.
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Commercial Contracts & Data Support for AI Launches
For teams preparing to ship, run a paid pilot or close an enterprise deal.
Led directly by Dr Eldar KhiaviThe business problem
What does this service help you address?
A launch or enterprise deal brings the product, customer contract and data arrangements into the same conversation. This package helps align what the product does, what you promise customers and the documents needed for the agreed transaction or release. The scope is tailored to the product and proposed deal.
When it may be the right fit
- You are moving from a prototype to a paid pilot or live product.
- An enterprise customer is reviewing your contract, data use or assurance materials.
- Your product relies on third-party models, sensitive data or significant integrations.
Included in the package
What the engagement includes
- Product architecture and data-flow legal review
- DPIA or focused EU AI Act gap scan
- SaaS, API, pilot or enterprise agreement
- Training, fine-tuning and contractor IP review
- User-facing privacy and AI transparency copy
- Due diligence and enterprise assurance folder
How we work together
From scoping to useful next steps
Review and draft
The agreed work may combine a data assessment or focused AI Act gap review with customer contracts, IP review and user-facing privacy or transparency materials.
Prepare the handover
We review the documents and supporting evidence with the team, identify remaining actions and organise the agreed assurance material.
Published delivery times are targets and are confirmed after reviewing the scope and required information.
An illustrative situation
How it can fit a business decision
An AI SaaS business is negotiating a pilot with an enterprise customer. The work can bring together the pilot agreement, vendor dependencies, data responsibilities and the evidence needed to answer procurement questions.
What to prepare
- The product architecture and an outline of the data flows.
- Draft customer terms and relevant model, cloud or supplier agreements.
- Available information about training data, contractor IP and customer due diligence requests.
A short description of the product and issue is enough for a first enquiry. We agree the documents needed once the review scope is clear.
Questions before you start
Are every assessment and every contract included?
No. The published package includes a DPIA or a focused AI Act gap scan, with the relevant agreement and other outputs agreed for the project. The number of documents, depth of review, assumptions and exclusions are confirmed before work begins.
Can I ask for advice on a narrower issue?
Yes. Explain the issue so we can assess whether a focused consultation or document review is appropriate. The scope and fee for a separate instruction are agreed before work starts.
Which languages can we work in?
Consultations and explanations can be in English, Persian or Azerbaijani. The language of written documents is agreed at the outset, taking account of your counterparties, market and business needs.
Discuss your next step
Tell us about your product and the decision ahead
Share your product, target markets, immediate question and timing so we can discuss the scope and whether this package fits.
Start a conversation
Bring us the product, the risk and the next decision.
Tell us what you are building, where it is shipping and what needs to move. We will use that context to make the first conversation useful.