OraData

Docs · v1

How to buy, brief, and ship.

Quickstarts for the three things buyers actually do. For the full subprocessor list, encryption posture, and compliance roadmap, see /trust.

1 · Browse + buy a ready-made dataset

  1. Open /catalog — public, no signup needed.
  2. Filter by vertical, click a card to see the rights-acquisition manifest.
  3. Click Sign in to buy → magic-link OTP → if no account, Create a buyer account → 30s onboarding.
  4. Stripe Checkout opens. Pay with card. Webhook records the purchase + emails the signed download URL.
  5. Re-issue an expired URL anytime from /client/purchases.

2 · Request a custom dataset

For datasets we don’t have on the shelf — specific region, niche modality, exclusive license:

  1. Open /quote. No account needed.
  2. Tell us the brief (use case, volume, geography, format).
  3. An OraData specialist replies within 24 business hours.
  4. Pilot batch first (typically 5-10% of target volume), then weekly delivery.
  5. Sovereign handoff at the end — full provenance archive included.

3 · API & integrations

Today: programmatic API access is on request. The marketplace + checkout flows are not yet exposed as a stable REST API. If you need machine-driven dataset discovery / purchase, email clients@oradata.ai and we’ll set up an authenticated key + scoped routes for your team.

Internal endpoints worth knowing (require authenticated session):

  • POST /api/datasets/checkout — creates a Stripe Checkout Session for a given dataset_id.
  • POST /api/client/purchases/[id]/refresh-url — re-issues an expired signed download URL.
  • GET /api/health — JSON probe; 200 when nominal, 503 when degraded.
  • POST /api/account/delete — GDPR right-to-erasure (anonymizes the calling user’s data + frees their email).

4 · Compliance & data flow

Buyer never sees the producer’s identity. Producer never sees the buyer’s identity. OraData is the single interlocutor. Every rights-cleared dataset traces back to a written + video-attested + ID-verified rights-transfer signed by the subject at capture. OraData owns the rights it sells — the asset is yours, uncontestable.

Full security posture: /trust.

5 · Status & support