Personal information
Identify information about people and decide what must be excluded or appropriately transformed.
Data monetization
Your business records may be useful to AI developers. We help assess the opportunity, research suitable buyers and guide a potential data licence.
Start by telling us what your business does and which records you hold.
Real requests, expert decisions and completed work can show AI developers how a job gets done.
The opportunity
Every completed job leaves a record of what your team knows: the questions asked, the decisions made and the result. AI labs and companies building specialist tools use examples like these to train and test their models.
Data monetization means preparing suitable records and licensing them for payment. We help you assess what you hold, research potential buyers and work through a possible licence.
Records your business
already understands.
A guided process
We help you work out whether an opportunity is worth pursuing before you commit to preparing records.
Discuss your business, systems and record history at a high level.
Research suitable buyers and check the quality, context and preparation the records would need.
Review rights, sensitive information, costs and proposed licence terms with the appropriate specialists.
Help prepare an approved dataset and coordinate delivery under the agreed terms.
Privacy & control
Protect personal information and business know-how while preparing a useful dataset. Any release needs appropriate permission and your approval.
Jordan at Fictional Client Ltd. approves drawing C12 for WO-041.
WO-041 · Fictional Client Ltd.
Unit price: $148 · Drawing C12
Person-A at Organization-B approves a permitted reference for Record-041.
Record-041 · Organization-B
Commercial terms and design excluded
The goal is to remove personally identifiable information (PII), such as names and contact details, while keeping useful connections between records. Consistent stand-ins, such as Person-A, let a request and its related work stay linked without displaying the original name. Other details can still identify someone, so replacing names alone does not make a dataset anonymous or safe to share.
Identify information about people and decide what must be excluded or appropriately transformed.
Check ownership, contracts and permissions for the proposed use.
Set boundaries around client work, pricing, credentials and confidential methods.
Good questions
A few things to know
before we talk.
Potential value depends on buyer demand, quality, context and the rights to use the records. An assessment may find no suitable opportunity; a licence or payment is not guaranteed.
No. Active businesses can explore licensing a selected copy of suitable records.
The proposed licence defines what copy is shared and how it can be used. Ownership, exclusivity and duration are agreed in the contract.
Our intended brokerage model is compensation from the acquiring buyer, broker or referral partner, disclosed before an introduction. Any preparation or specialist fees are agreed separately.
Eligibility varies by buyer and program. We check geographic requirements when assessing a possible route.
No. Start with a description of your business, systems and record history. We agree any later access or sample review with you.
The first step is small
Tell us what your business does, which systems you use and how much record history you hold. We’ll discuss whether a data opportunity is worth exploring.
Buying data or exploring a partnership? Use the buyer / broker option to tell us what you need.
We’ll use your details to respond to your enquiry.