Attribute extraction, product descriptions and photo clean-up on right-sized models, tested on listings you already published before you switch.
Prefer email? hello@azitalabs.com, subject “Workload evaluation: E-commerce catalogues”
You run pipelines to extract attributes, write product descriptions and clean up product photos for every new listing, to each marketplace's rules. A simple extraction step runs on a frontier model on every request. The catalogue keeps growing, and rate limits and deprecations arrive on someone else's schedule, so your engineering roadmap absorbs them.
An example workflow
New collections need descriptions and attributes in the brand's voice for every marketplace. An evaluation could take one published collection, produce the listings, and let the catalogue lead compare them and the total cost.
An example workflow
Sellers upload inconsistent data that must be normalised before listing. An evaluation could run a labelled batch through right-sized models and compare attribute accuracy, latency and total cost.
An example workflow
Product photos need backgrounds removed and colours corrected for each client. An evaluation could take one delivered batch, run the clean-up, and set the client's approval checks next to the total cost.
Every step is judged against your catalogue checks. A step that does not pass stays where it is.
Attributes and descriptions are checked against each marketplace's rules and your brand's voice before any listing goes live.
Extraction, writing and photo steps compared as one job, next to what you pay today, before you switch.
Run your workload on capacity from Azita’s installations. Scope the workload and data requirements.
Discuss your workload on the fleetScope the room and workload together. Azita designs, installs and commissions the deployment.
Discuss an installation in your buildingWhere the work runs, which models are used, who has access and how long anything is kept are agreed in your proposal before any work starts. The Trust page sets out custody and residency by side.
Agree a representative job and the acceptance criteria. Compare the output, turnaround, data requirements and total cost before deciding.
Available to evaluate on your own workload.
On the Azita fleet, or on an installation in your building.
We'll review what you need to run and contact you to discuss the right setup.
There is no price list. Your proposal states what is being quoted, the commitment and what is included. Human review, software licences and integration are listed wherever they apply.
Add what you pay for today. It travels with your enquiry as a note, so the comparison starts from the same work.
Prefer to read first? How pricing works
Your eval suite decides. We map each step to the smallest model that meets your pass criteria and run the suite on both stacks side by side. A step that does not pass stays where it is.
Send one catalogue pipeline with its eval set and last month's usage. We agree the pass criteria, run the suite on both stacks, and set out pass rates, latency and total cost for each step.
Your evals run in CI, and you cut over step by step behind your own flags. Any step that does not pass on the new stack stays with your current provider.
On the Azita fleet, or on an installation in your own building. Where your catalogue data is processed, who has access and how long anything is kept are agreed in your proposal before any work starts.
Proposal based on your workload and deployment. It states what is being quoted, the commitment and what is included, and lists human review, software licences and integration wherever they apply. There is no price list.
Term, what is included, exit and data handling at the end are set out in your agreement before you sign.
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