Pienso puts model training in the hands of the person who understands the data. Ingest unstructured material such as emails, contracts or call logs, annotate it, train in the Fingerprinting Workspace, and deploy, all without code.
That inversion is the whole argument. The usual arrangement has a domain expert explaining their field to a data scientist who then builds the model, and meaning is lost in both directions of that translation. Someone who has read ten thousand of these contracts knows things that never survive a requirements document.
It runs in the cloud or on-premises, which matters for the regulated industries this suits, and PromptFactory covers prompt construction alongside training. Pricing is described only as paying for models deployed, with no figures, and no-code training removes the coding but not the statistics: an expert without evaluation discipline can build a model that is confidently wrong.
