Locate data that is already public
When suitable data already exists, we locate the source and provide the verified links and organized findings.
When public sources do not contain a ready-made dataset, or existing data cannot support the research or business task, DeepSData can collect, clean, verify and prepare a dataset against confirmed mandatory requirements. Feasibility review is free; delivery begins only after the route and scope are agreed.
These routes address different needs. We first identify the appropriate route so that the work and budget match the actual requirement.
When suitable data already exists, we locate the source and provide the verified links and organized findings.
When public data is missing or insufficient, we build a new dataset against the confirmed requirements.
Previously prepared datasets can be selected where the fields, definitions and permitted use match the new requirement.
The service can progress from feasibility review to a high-verification custom package. Each stage has a clear output before the next stage begins.
Determine whether the requirement is feasible, partly feasible or not advisable.
Review the quality and definitions before deciding whether to continue.
Main data, field dictionary, source notes and README.
Adds source detail, definition notes, sampling checks and version records.
Confirm the objective, mandatory conditions, preferences and required outputs.
Check sources, permission boundaries and the practical acquisition route before making a delivery commitment.
Set out the deliverables, exclusions, schedule, price and acceptance criteria.
Collect, clean, deduplicate and organize the data against the confirmed conditions.
Check whether each record meets, partly meets or fails the mandatory conditions.
Provide the agreed files and supporting documentation for acceptance.
Source notes are retained so that the delivered dataset can be reviewed against its stated basis.
Records are checked against the confirmed requirements rather than counted as matches on the strength of a title or lead alone.
Permission, privacy and redistribution limits are handled according to the applicable source and agreement.
The delivery format is agreed for the project and may include the main data, field dictionary, source notes, README, missing-value and exception notes, version records and agreed scripts or tools.
These cards omit client identities and dataset contents. They show the dataset direction and the public documentation available for each example.
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We first review whether the required data can be obtained legally and reliably. If the requirement is not feasible, we will say so and suggest a practical alternative where possible.
Search locates data that already exists. Custom preparation is used when public sources do not provide a dataset that meets the confirmed requirements.
Yes. For a large or complex requirement, a sample can be used to confirm fields, definitions and quality before full production.
Yes. Fields, definitions and delivery formats are confirmed before production begins.
Client identity and commissioned work are treated as confidential. Public examples are anonymized and do not expose the commissioned dataset itself.
The schedule depends on data availability, scale and verification requirements. A clear schedule is provided after the requirement and route are confirmed.
Start with the research objective, mandatory fields, time and geography, intended use and preferred delivery format.