Feature derivation & augmentation
Creates new columns through binning and categorization, and adds composite signals via cross-column operations.
Start with a readiness diagnosis. Then prove it under the same conditions, comparing data before and after and binding every run to its version.
Upload one file to start. Diagnosis is free.
Not sure which AI yet? Start with the basic diagnosis. Already chose one? Start by qualifying your data for that task.
One file for a six-axis diagnosis, then improve only what you need. The score shows the basic state of your data. Whether it fits a specific AI is checked in the steps below.
Example screenImprove only the common issues the diagnosis surfaced. Review AI-suggested items such as missing values or inconsistent categories, turn them on or off, and the results and change history stay as metadata.
The score shows the basic state of your data, not a success probability for a specific AI or a pass verdict.
The first diagnosis is free inside Syntitan.
Start a free AI-Ready diagnosisThe score shows the basic state of your data. Whether it fits a specific AI is checked in Qualification below.
A vs B = the data. No difference means this refinement showed no effect under these conditions. It does not rule out the data.
Why did April break? Recall the March data state as it was. What comes back is the state, not a promise of identical output.
We refine only the data that affects your target, keeping relationships and context intact. When data is scarce or cannot be used as is, Syntitan’s DTS and LLM Capsule take over.
Creates new columns through binning and categorization, and adds composite signals via cross-column operations.
Swaps sensitive values for context-preserving substitutes the AI can use, then maps results back to the real values inside your environment.
Preserves meaningful missingness patterns as signal and fills the remaining gaps with statistical methods.
Detects outliers and corrects distribution and category skew so models train reliably.
Generates extra samples for minority classes and rebalances class ratios to a normal range.
Selectively removes low-importance columns and those that could contaminate predictions.
Syntitan works out how to merge your datasets for you.
Same-shape data gets stacked, and different data gets linked on a shared key.
The result becomes a new dataset, and the originals stay untouched.
* Transformed datasets are excluded.
Diagnosis scores, refinement steps, before-and-after comparison, release history.
See where each piece of evidence lives, on the real screens.
Diagnose whether your data is ready for AI across six axes, and pinpoint what to fix first.
Core readiness is partial. Consistency (55%), Integrity (60%), and Context (65%) need attention first. The other three axes are within range. This score is not a success probability for any specific AI.
This diagnosis is free in Syntitan, from upload to the 6-axis score.
Start a free AI-Ready diagnosisSame model and conditions. Only the data switches between before and after refinement. Figures are a representative example.
The test sample is 1,642 rows. At this size the 95% confidence interval for accuracy is about ±2.4 pts, so smaller changes cannot be separated from measurement noise.
Compare before and after on your own data under the same conditions.
Start a Proof RunFix the conditions to check against (task, model, evaluation, success criteria) as one set.
Once the criteria are set, refinement and the Proof Run follow this Target.
Try it on your dataSelect the issues you want to refine. Improving every issue is not required. This step is optional.
Improving Baseline is optional. If a Target is already defined, you can go straight to Qualification.
Pick only the common issues you need from what the diagnosis found.
Try it on your dataData is prioritized by how much it affects the result. Not every low item is fixed.
After refining only the prioritized issues, the Proof Run is prepared under the same Target.
Try it on your dataCreate an operational reference from a qualified data state. Creating a version is separate from operational approval.
A Release connects a qualified data state with the conditions it was qualified under. Approval is still required before operational use.
The version you confirm becomes the reference for run records and requalification. Operational use comes after approval.
Try it on your dataTrack what is actually running, and requalify when conditions change. Figures are examples.
Requalification re-runs only what the change affects. A changed condition does not invalidate the data. It invalidates the previous result.
Bind actual runs to the Release, and when conditions change, requalify only the affected scope.
Try it on your dataJudge whether the data met the defined Target criteria. Improvement and meeting the criteria are kept separate, with the Proof Run evidence.
| Metric | Original | Refined | Success criteria | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F1 | 0.75 | 0.82 | ≥ 0.80 | Pass |
| Recall | 0.71 | 0.84 | ≥ 0.82 | Pass |
| Precision | 0.79 | 0.80 | No degradation | Pass |
Retained recall 0.94 → 0.93. Catching more churn cases slightly lowers recall on the retained class. This does not affect the criteria above. Figures are examples.
Qualified is not an operational approval. This result says the data meets the Target’s criteria. Approving it for production use is a separate step in Assurance.
Try it on your data01Before adoption · feasibility
Diagnose core readiness first. Once the AI is chosen, verify fit for that task.
Start a free AI-Ready diagnosis02Existing AI performance check
Before swapping the model, compare with only the data changed, same conditions.
Start a Proof Run03Requalify after changes
Bind each run to its data version. Recheck when conditions change.
Try it on your dataServing the same AI to many customers
Even with the same model, every customer has different data, business rules, and success criteria. Reuse the shared procedure and evaluation cases, then adjust the data, rules, and criteria for each customer instead of rebuilding validation from scratch.
Storage, processing, and access control stay with your current tools. Between data management and AI execution, Syntitan connects task-specific refinement, verification, versions, and run records.
Both are core Syntitan capabilities, and each can be adopted on its own.
Core capability · available on its own
Context-Preserving Data Layer for AI
AI works on a context-preserving working version of sensitive data. Results reconnect to real values in your environment.
When to use
Core capability · available on its own
Rebuilds scarce or restricted data as much as the task needs
Rebuilds restricted, imbalanced, or inaccessible data into data with the patterns, distributions, and relationships the task needs, without moving the original. Inside Capsule, it takes over the data that substitution alone cannot cover.
When to use
Syntitan links data versions, actual runs, and requalification evidence into one flow.
Teams that need to prepare and verify data before it reaches AI run that work on Syntitan.
Samsung Securities
Finance · Securities
CJ Freshway
Food · Distribution
Syntitan is an AI-Ready Data Platform. It diagnoses your data and prepares it for a specific task and AI, then proves the result under the same conditions. Every run stays bound to a versioned Release State.
A platform that prepares enterprise data for a specific AI task, verifies that state, and keeps it verified in operation. It fills the layer between data management (storage, processing, access) and AI execution. It does not replace where you store data or the models you run.
The three areas of Syntitan. Baseline is the core diagnosis you can run before choosing an AI, giving a combined score across six criteria. Qualification sets the task and AI criteria, refines only what that target needs, then verifies with a Proof Run under the same conditions and returns a verdict. Assurance freezes the qualified version, binds actual runs to it, and requalifies when something changes.
Yes. Agents are verified the same way as models. You define which task and which data, then verify. Each run is bound to the data version it used, so you can trace which data produced a result.
Clean data can still be a poor fit for a specific AI task. Syntitan verifies whether it works under that task and model.
No. Your data platform, data quality tools, observability tools, and models stay. Syntitan adds data verification and operating evidence on top.
No. The model stays fixed; Syntitan compares data before and after preparation under the same conditions to verify data fit.
That is a result too. Under these conditions, the applied data refinement showed no confirmed improvement. The remaining failure cases and evaluation evidence guide the next refinement or AI configuration review. If evidence is insufficient, the result is Inconclusive.
No. When data drifts or data, models, prompts, or policies change, Syntitan records the change and requalifies the affected range under the same conditions.
A Release State is a fixed, versioned data state; Run Binding links every run to the one it used. Diff shows what changed between two states; Reproduce brings a past state back for requalification.
LLM Capsule gives the AI a context-preserving working version, not the original, and maps results back to real values inside your environment. Deployment details are on the Trust Center.
Diagnose core readiness, or run a Proof Run under your own AI conditions.
Diagnosis is free. Preparation, Proof Run, and operations are paid.