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Engineering & project work
Issues, code reviews, task histories, and completed projects.
Independent company data licensing
Your business records could have value to AI developers.
Some AI developers license past project records and internal documentation to train and evaluate models.
We help owners understand what buyers look for and decide whether to speak with a potential buyer.
Free initial inquiry · Share only basic company details
Examples of business records
Records of real work
can help train AI.
Project histories and team records show how work was planned, reviewed, and completed. Buyer interest depends on the records’ quality and your rights to license them.
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Team knowledge & processes
Internal documentation, standard operating procedures, and knowledge bases.
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Customer & business operations
Support cases, implementation records, and operating procedures.
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Communication & decisions
Work email, team conversations, and project handoffs.
How it works
From an inquiry
to an optional introduction.
Tell us about your company.
Share your contact details and company name. Add any background you have handy. You don’t need to send the records themselves.
We review your inquiry.
We may follow up to discuss the kinds of records you have and whether they could interest a buyer.
You decide whether to connect.
If your records appear to match a buyer’s requirements, we ask whether you’d like an introduction. You and the buyer then review the records and discuss any licensing agreement.
Our role
We explain the opportunity
and help with introductions.
We help owners understand what types of company records buyers may want to license.
The initial conversation covers your company’s background and the kinds of records you hold. You decide whether to proceed.
Common questions
Questions about
licensing your records.
What is company data licensing?
A licensing agreement lets a buyer use specified records for agreed purposes. Your company and the buyer agree on what can be used and how. Licensing does not necessarily transfer ownership of the records.
What kinds of companies are a fit?
Buyer requirements vary. Companies with several years of recorded projects or operations may have useful material. You don’t need to know whether your records are a fit before getting in touch.
What do I need to send?
Just your contact details and basic company information. Please leave out the records themselves and any confidential information.
Can records include customer or employee information?
Privacy, confidentiality, and contractual obligations can restrict what you’re allowed to share. Get advice from qualified legal counsel before licensing records that include customer or employee information.
What does this cost?
The initial inquiry is free, and sending one does not commit you to a licensing agreement.
What happens after I submit?
We review your inquiry and may follow up by email to discuss the records your company has. We ask for your permission before sharing your company name or contact details with a buyer.
Start a conversation
Tell us about
your company.
Share your contact details and company name to start a conversation about licensing your business records. Add any questions or background you’d like us to consider.
The initial inquiry is free. You don’t need to send any records.