What you bring
Access to a relevant workplace and help coordinating staff participation. We assess the tasks, location and recording conditions against the client’s brief.
For companies & site operators
Your workplace.
A new source of revenue.
Earn extra revenues by giving Norda legal access to your workplace for data collection. We record participating staff performing their daily work tasks for robotics and AI training.
What Norda manages
The collection plan, capture instructions and quality review. Together, we agree equipment provision, on-site support and recording boundaries.
What you receive
Compensation under the agreed program terms. Scope and commitments are defined before collection, with a pilot to assess practical impact on your operations.
A happy partner
US$80,000+
Additional partner revenue
One international hospitality group generated more than $80,000 in additional revenue through its partnership with Norda in 2 months alone.
Commercial terms and revenue vary by program and sector of business activity.
For collection partners
01Could our company or workplace become a collection partner?
Potentially yes. We assess workplaces against the tasks and environments required by a client’s data program. Relevant considerations include the activities performed, geography, access permissions, willing participants, safety requirements, and whether suitable footage can be captured.
02What would be recorded, and can we restrict certain areas or activities?
The recording scope should be agreed before collection, including permitted tasks, locations, participants, and times. Restrictions involving confidential processes, screens, documents, customers, or other people need to be identified during planning with our legal department. Site permission and participant arrangements are addressed separately, so it’s important to note that company access alone does not automatically authorize every recording.
03Who provides equipment and manages the collection?
Norda coordinates the collection program, including the capture setup, contributor instructions, and quality review. The project plan defines who provides equipment, who supports participants on site, and how footage is transferred. We agree to those responsibilities with the partner before collection begins to align expectations and avoid work disruptions.
04How would collection affect our staff and day-to-day operations?
We plan collections around the agreed workflows and the site’s operating constraints. A focused pilot helps establish equipment suitability, participant effort, scheduling, and any disruption before a wider rollout. Safety requirements and restricted activities are part of that assessment, as the collection scope must always fit the specific working environment.
05How are commercial terms and the use of our recordings agreed?
Partner compensation, participant payments where applicable, responsibilities, and collection commitments are agreed for each program. The intended use of the recordings, including robotics or AI training, and any restrictions on sharing or reuse also need to be defined. Participation alone does not imply permission to publish your company’s identity or footage in marketing material.
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Tell us about
your workplace.
Share your location and the activities carried out on site. We will review them against our clients’ collection needs.