Straight answers

What exactly do I receive?

A dataset where every row carries each physician's independent blind verdict, the reconciled consensus label, the per-item agreement level, a confidence tier and an adjudication flag. You can download a synthetic sample of the exact format from this site — no call required.

How is the consensus produced?

Multiple credential-verified physicians review the same case independently, without seeing each other's answers. Verdicts are reconciled statistically; disagreements are escalated to adjudication and flagged in the delivery rather than averaged away. The full pipeline is documented on the How it works page.

Who are the physicians?

Licensed MDs across Latin America whose credentials pass multi-stage screening: document submission, automated cross-checking and human review before approval. Verified physicians who opt in are listed publicly, by name, in our directory — you can browse it right now.

Are you HIPAA compliant? Will you sign a BAA?

Our workflows are HIPAA-ready and we will sign a Business Associate Agreement when your project requires one. Pilots can run entirely on de-identified or PHI-free data, which is how most teams start. Full posture is written up in our trust center.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is per project — it depends on case volume, task complexity and the number of physicians per case. We don't publish a rate card because those variables genuinely change the number. The demo call scopes your use case and gives you a concrete pilot quote.

How do we start? What does a pilot look like?

You send a sample sprint — a small batch of representative cases. We run it through the same pipeline as production work and you keep the data and the results, including the agreement metrics, to benchmark against your current workflow.

How mature is DataLaps?

We're an early-stage company in pilot phase, and we'd rather tell you that than decorate the site with logos. What's real today: a working consensus engine, a verified physician network you can inspect, and a delivery format you can download. That's exactly what a pilot exercises.

Can you handle Spanish-language clinical data?

Yes — natively. Our network is bilingual by design, so English and Spanish clinical content (including mixed corpora) are both first-class. That's a structural advantage for models serving US Hispanic populations or Latin American markets.