Define the freight job
Name the inputs, accepted outcome, operator decisions, failure modes, and authority boundary.
MODELS / ADAPTATION / EVALUATION
We select the base model, build the freight data and evaluation loop, add retrieval, rules, and tools, and fine-tune or train adapters when evidence shows a measurable gain. Then we operate the versioned runtime inside your product boundary.
Training is one tool, not the product. The deliverable is a versioned logistics workflow system that passes agreed freight acceptance tests.
We document the model source, adaptation method, inference host, external providers, retention behavior, and rollback path for the selected deployment.
Name the inputs, accepted outcome, operator decisions, failure modes, and authority boundary.
Turn representative partner work and expert corrections into an evaluation set.
Choose the model class and license that fit quality, latency, deployment, and economic constraints.
Add retrieval, rules, prompts, and scoped tools before assuming weight changes are necessary.
Use fine-tuning or adapters only when the evaluation set demonstrates a material improvement.
Version the model, policy, prompts, tools, and acceptance results; monitor and roll back as one release.
Prompting is not the deliverable. Each pilot produces the evidence and operating artifacts required to release the capability inside a partner product.
Representative cases, expected outcomes, error categories, and rollout thresholds.
Named model source, adaptation method, rules, prompts, versions, and human authority.
Scoped reads, writes, communication actions, identity checks, and durable workflow state.
Monitoring, regression checks, owner escalation, data controls, and rollback procedure.
These answers are deployment-specific and become part of the technical plan before a pilot begins.
Document model origin and the specific Sumlabs adaptation, if any.
Architecture reviewDefine host, region, data path, and any external model or voice provider.
Architecture reviewDefine retrieval scope, retention, deletion, and require explicit agreement before any training use.
Architecture reviewName the evaluation set, sample, date, method, and rollout threshold.
Architecture reviewDefine release gates, version identifiers, monitoring, and the rollback procedure.
Architecture reviewONE WORKFLOW
We’ll scope the data, evaluation set, model method, tool boundary, and evidence required for rollout.