How to Access Projects and Submit Tasks

Orvion Studio allows contributors to work on AI-related projects such as data annotation, evaluation tasks, and other training data activities. To start working, contributors must access projects through the Project Marketplace and follow the required task submission process.

This guide explains how you can access projects and successfully submit tasks on the platform.

1. Accessing Available Projects

All available work on Orvion Studio is listed in the Project Marketplace inside your dashboard.

Each project may have different requirements, task formats, and quality standards.

2. Check Project Requirements

Before starting a project, review all project requirements carefully.

Some projects may require:

• Completion of training or onboarding instructions
• Specific devices or tools
• Following detailed annotation or evaluation guidelines

3. Starting a Task

Once you select a project, you can begin working on assigned tasks.

Always ensure that your work is accurate, complete, and follows the project guidelines.

4. Submitting Your Task

After completing a task, you can submit it through the platform for Quality Assurance (Q/A) review.

Once submitted, tasks usually cannot be edited unless corrections are requested by the review team.

5. Quality Assurance (Q/A) Review

All submitted tasks go through a Quality Assurance review process to ensure they meet required project standards.

During review, your submission may be:

• Approved — Task qualifies for payment
• Rejected — Task does not meet requirements
• Returned for correction in some cases

Only approved tasks are eligible for payment according to the platform payment cycle.

6. Best Practices for Successful Task Submission

To increase approval rates and maintain project access, follow these best practices:

• Carefully read project instructions before starting
• Follow annotation or evaluation guidelines precisely
• Avoid rushing through tasks
• Review your work before submitting
• Maintain consistent quality across submissions

High-quality contributors are more likely to receive continued project access and future opportunities.