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OPENTRAIN AI DOCUMENTATION
Agency overview
How data labeling companies, agencies, and BPOs use OpenTrain AI: create a company profile, browse projects open to agencies, and send proposals to employers.
An agency account is for a company that provides data labeling, annotation, or AI training services with a team. On OpenTrain AI your company gets a profile that employers can find, browses projects that are open to agencies, and sends proposals to the companies that posted them.
An agency account is a different account type from an individual AI trainer account. It represents your company: its locations, team size, tools, languages, security practices, pricing, and past projects. If you want to hire AI trainers or an agency instead, see Create an employer account.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Create your agency account
Sign up, choose I have a Data Labeling Company, and add your company name and country. See Create an agency account.
Complete your agency profile
A seven-step setup collects what employers compare when they choose a partner. See Complete your agency profile.
Find projects and send proposals
Browse the projects that are open to agencies and send a proposal to the ones that fit your team. See Find projects and send proposals.
Choose a plan when you need more proposals
The Free plan includes 3 proposals. Basic and Pro let you keep sending proposals, and Basic has a 30-day trial with no card. See Agency plans and billing.
After setup
Section titled “After setup”When you finish setup, your home page is My Ongoing Jobs, the same workspace AI trainers use for their contracts. An agency account has Find Projects in the side navigation where an AI trainer account has Find Jobs. Your plan is in Settings, on the Subscription tab.
Your agency account also gets an OpenTrain-managed Work Email address. Open Work Email in the side navigation to read and send work-related email, such as project invitations and client tool access. See Use your Work Email.
What a plan does not do
Section titled “What a plan does not do”Agency guides
Section titled “Agency guides”Sign up as a data labeling company and start setup.
What each of the seven setup steps asks for, and how to edit it later.
Browse projects open to agencies and send proposals.
Free, Basic, and Pro, the 30-day trial, fees, and how to cancel.