Comprehensive Enterprise Document Creation
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Project Resources
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Project Overview
This project collects high-quality, human-authored enterprise business documents across six domains: Consulting, Data Science, Finance, Legal, Product, and SWE. The goal is to source authentic working documents that real teams would actually create, not generic templates or AI-generated content.
Summary
Submit only .docx files.
Minimum length is 5 pages. Documents under 8 pages should be extremely high-quality to be considered.
Ideally, documents should be 8 to 10 pages or more on average. The more, the better.
If a document is 6 or 7 pages, authors may adjust font size, margins, or spacing reasonably to meet the page criteria.
AI-generated content is not allowed and will be screened. If you submit AI Generated content, you will be permanently removed from this project.
Sample Documents
Samples are provided for reference, so review them before preparing your own documents. You will find a link to the samples on the right side bar.
Timeline
We have open submission from now until May 25th and will review documents on a rolling basis.
Review takes about 2-4 weeks after submission as they go through a series of quality checks and client reviews.
Payouts are made 2 weeks after acceptance.
Payment
Accepted documents are paid between $0.5 and $10 per document, depending on length, complexity, uniqueness, structural quality, and overall craftsmanship. Review usually takes about 2 weeks after submission, and payouts are made 30 days after acceptance.
Quality Criteria we look for
Each document should demonstrate:
Professional quality
Clean, consistent formatting: fonts, spacing, layout, and section breaks. No obvious errors like typos, broken formatting, or incomplete sections. The document should look like something you’d circulate in a real company.
Substantive content
Meaningful, non‑trivial content—not templates or placeholders. It should demonstrate depth of thought, analysis, or execution and provide real value beyond surface‑level information.
Real‑world applicability
The document should be created for, or realistically usable in, a professional setting. It should reflect realistic business, operational, or analytical use cases, not hypothetical “demo” files.
Clarity & structure
A clear narrative, logical flow, and well‑organized sections. Use headings, sub‑headings, labeled tables, and tight section breaks so a reviewer can quickly understand what the document is, who it’s for, and what decisions or actions it supports.
Structural richness
Prefer documents with:
Functional requirement tables, user stories, or acceptance criteria (Product).
Results tables, statistical summaries, and visualizations (Data Science / BI).
Policy language, escalation flows, and risk categories (Legal).
Process flows, timelines, or implementation plans (Consulting / SWE / Ops).
Financial tables, assumptions breakdowns, and scenario notes where applicable (Finance).
Originality
Only submit documents you fully own or have the right to share. No downloaded templates, public sample docs, repurposed marketing collateral, or AI‑generated filler. Documents that are clearly AI‑generated or synthetically produced will be rejected and repeated violations can lead to loss of access to the project.
Please note that meeting the above requirements is not a guarantee of acceptance. Part of our quality review process involves subjective judgment. If your file wasn’t accepted, it may simply be the wrong fit. Regardless, we appreciate your work on this project!
Shared with every member of this project.
Project Overview
This project collects high-quality, human-authored enterprise business documents across six domains: Consulting, Data Science, Finance, Legal, Product, and SWE. The goal is to source authentic working documents that real teams would actually create, not generic templates or AI-generated content.
Summary
Submit only .docx files.
Minimum length is 5 pages. Documents under 8 pages should be extremely high-quality to be considered.
Ideally, documents should be 8 to 10 pages or more on average. The more, the better.
If a document is 6 or 7 pages, authors may adjust font size, margins, or spacing reasonably to meet the page criteria.
AI-generated content is not allowed and will be screened. If you submit AI Generated content, you will be permanently removed from this project.
Sample Documents
Samples are provided for reference, so review them before preparing your own documents. You will find a link to the samples on the right side bar.
Timeline
We have open submission from now until May 25th and will review documents on a rolling basis.
Review takes about 2-4 weeks after submission as they go through a series of quality checks and client reviews.
Payouts are made 2 weeks after acceptance.
Payment
Accepted documents are paid between $0.5 and $10 per document, depending on length, complexity, uniqueness, structural quality, and overall craftsmanship. Review usually takes about 2 weeks after submission, and payouts are made 30 days after acceptance.
Quality Criteria we look for
Each document should demonstrate:
Professional quality
Clean, consistent formatting: fonts, spacing, layout, and section breaks. No obvious errors like typos, broken formatting, or incomplete sections. The document should look like something you’d circulate in a real company.
Substantive content
Meaningful, non‑trivial content—not templates or placeholders. It should demonstrate depth of thought, analysis, or execution and provide real value beyond surface‑level information.
Real‑world applicability
The document should be created for, or realistically usable in, a professional setting. It should reflect realistic business, operational, or analytical use cases, not hypothetical “demo” files.
Clarity & structure
A clear narrative, logical flow, and well‑organized sections. Use headings, sub‑headings, labeled tables, and tight section breaks so a reviewer can quickly understand what the document is, who it’s for, and what decisions or actions it supports.
Structural richness
Prefer documents with:
Functional requirement tables, user stories, or acceptance criteria (Product).
Results tables, statistical summaries, and visualizations (Data Science / BI).
Policy language, escalation flows, and risk categories (Legal).
Process flows, timelines, or implementation plans (Consulting / SWE / Ops).
Financial tables, assumptions breakdowns, and scenario notes where applicable (Finance).
Originality
Only submit documents you fully own or have the right to share. No downloaded templates, public sample docs, repurposed marketing collateral, or AI‑generated filler. Documents that are clearly AI‑generated or synthetically produced will be rejected and repeated violations can lead to loss of access to the project.
Please note that meeting the above requirements is not a guarantee of acceptance. Part of our quality review process involves subjective judgment. If your file wasn’t accepted, it may simply be the wrong fit. Regardless, we appreciate your work on this project!