For businesses

Brief the work. Ask for a quote.

Use the enquiry form to describe the work. Include the service, the volume if you know it, the source of the data, and any rules workers must follow. Do not send secrets, passwords, or payment-card data through the form.

What you can ask for

The catalogue covers product data, spreadsheets, research from public sources, document checks, transcription of suitable audio, classification, and annotation of material you provide. Open the matching service page before you write the enquiry. The page says who the service is for, what to include, and what it will not do.

What a request is

The enquiry form saves a record for an administrator. It does not confirm an order, a price, or a date. Do not include passwords, payment card numbers, or private credentials. A quotation can be recorded after the scope is clear. A task for workers is a separate step and is published only when the work is ready to be done.

Read how to prepare a task brief if you want a checklist before you open the form. Questions that are not a quote request can go through the contact form.