Buyers are generally most interested in records that show how work actually gets done, especially when it can be followed across tools and over several years.
What we will never accept: data you don't have the right to license; health, biometric or children's data; payment card or ID numbers; passwords and credentials; legally privileged communications. The final exclusion list is set out in each signed agreement.
Not sure? Describe your systems in the form and we'll tell you honestly whether buyers are likely to be interested.
Tell us about your companyAI buyers tell us what they license and on what terms.
We explain the opportunity to companies that may fit. You describe your systems; you send nothing.
Lawyers review the proposed licence. Scope, exclusions, use, duration, exclusivity, price, deletion and de-identification are agreed in writing.
You approve the specific buyer and deal. You can still walk away.
Only after signing, the agreed data is transferred securely and de-identified before any buyer sees anything.
You see a summary of what was removed and a sample of the output before delivery, within a review period defined in the contract.
The buyer receives the de-identified copy under the signed terms. Originals are deleted within the period defined in the contract, with written confirmation.
The goal is that no person can be identified in anything a buyer receives. Personal details are removed before delivery, you review a sample, and buyers sign not to attempt re-identification. No method is perfect, so anything you can't risk sharing should stay out of scope.
Only if you agree to it in writing.
No. You describe your systems; you don't send them.
No upfront fee; we are paid only if a deal closes.
We don't publish estimates. Value depends on the buyer, the systems, the years of history and the terms, and we'd rather tell you once a real buyer has shown interest than guess.
Yes, and we recommend it. Nothing is shared until the agreement is signed.
No. Operating companies can license data while continuing to use it.
That's where we are focusing first, so we can do the legal work properly for those jurisdictions.