OneportAI

Data flywheel

Real business comes with its own questions and answers

We turn them into training data, so every model version is more accurate than the last.

The price actually quoted on an order, the deductions the platform actually made, the amount finally recovered: each is naturally a question and its ground-truth answer.

Overview: one loop, seven stages

Overview: one loop, seven stages

The stages rotate automatically. You can also tap any one.

01

It starts in real operations

We organize orders, quotes, cancellations, settlement gaps and recovery outcomes from our past cross-border supply chain business (2021–2025) into reconcilable end-to-end data. Cumulative transactions exceed $2B.

Step by step

  1. It starts in real operations
    01Real data

    It starts in real operations

    What we do

    We organize orders, quotes, cancellations, settlement gaps and recovery outcomes from our past cross-border supply chain business (2021–2025) into reconcilable end-to-end data. Cumulative transactions exceed $2B.

    What it delivers

    A private, reconcilable data foundation in which every record carries its real outcome.

  2. Every record becomes a task
    02Task writing

    Every record becomes a task

    What we do

    We rebuild the system state as it was, write the instruction in an operator's voice, and keep the real outcome as the answer key.

    What it delivers

    A batch of tasks with answer keys: instruction, environment snapshot and required output.

  3. A training ground copied from real systems
    03Practice environment

    A training ground copied from real systems

    What we do

    We mirror the orders, ads, inventory and fulfillment systems. The model calls tools and reads and writes data inside it, with no real-world consequences.

    What it delivers

    A reusable practice environment and the full action trace of every attempt.

  4. Rubric items checked one by one
    04Scoring

    Rubric items checked one by one

    What we do

    Expert-written rubric items are judged one at a time. Amounts are program-graded, diagnoses are expert-graded, and safety lines are a veto. Results flow back the same day.

    What it delivers

    Item-level results for every task, showing exactly what failed and why.

  5. Veteran practice, taught to the model
    05Training

    Veteran practice, taught to the model

    What we do

    About 80% of demonstrations come from the real actions of experienced operators. Mistakes become new training samples and new tasks.

    What it delivers

    A new model version, and the list of tasks it now passes that it failed before.

  6. The new version ships through the API
    06Release

    The new version ships through the API

    What we do

    Once a version passes the benchmark it ships through one gateway. Your systems do not change; they simply use the new version.

    What it delivers

    A new version of the model API, with release notes.

  7. Agents generate new data in real operations
    07Agent feedback

    Agents generate new data in real operations

    What we do

    Agents work inside real customer operations and produce new traces and outcomes. With customer authorization and anonymization, they become the next round's data.

    What it delivers

    A new round of real data that returns to step one.

A complete run

The demo loops on its own. You can also pick a scenario or run it again.

  1. 1 · Ingest›
  2. 2 · Write task›
  3. 3 · Model answers›
  4. 4 · Scoring›
  5. 5 · Mistake feedback›
  6. 6 · New version›
  7. 7 · API response

Scroll here and the demo starts by itself: one real record becoming a more accurate next model.

Three data sources

Data does not come only from us.

Our own agents

Action traces and outcomes from our agents working in real operations.

Service providers

Business data from stores, browsers and logistics providers that connect, used with authorization.

Large sellers

Profit, inventory and cash data from high-volume sellers, anonymized before it becomes tasks.

The boundary

Public knowledge can be matched with retrieval, so we do not spend effort there. We write tasks only from private business data no one else has, and training and evaluation stay strictly separated.