AI developers pay for real examples of how work gets done. We find out what yours are worth, prepare them safely and take them to several buyers at once.
Start with a few questions. Nothing leaves your systems until you say so.
Models learn from real examples of work, and good public data is running short. That's why the biggest AI developers now pay to license data, and why company records are a growing part of it.
Companies publicly reported as paying to license data. Shown to illustrate the market; they are not our partners.
The more systems, people and years of history behind your records, the more they're worth. Buyers pay most for work they can follow from the conversation to the ticket, the document and the code.
Whole conversation threads, with who took part and every reply kept in order.
Email threads with senders, recipients and replies linked, plus the meetings around them.
The content and its metadata: who wrote it, every version and when it changed.
Tickets, sprints, wikis and the full history of each project.
Deals from first contact to close, account histories and the judgement calls along the way.
IT, HR and operations records: requests, workflows and approvals.
Ledgers, invoices and contracts: how money actually moves through the business.
Repositories, reviews, schemas and warehouses: the deepest layer of how work gets done.
Not listed here? If your team does its work in it, it is probably worth something.
Ask about your systems →Pick the systems you use, your team size and how far back the records go. It uses the same model as our full valuation.
An illustration, not a quote. Real offers depend on your data, rights and licence terms.
Get my full valuation →Buyers pay for context and outcomes, not raw volume. Examples are illustrative. See what buyers pay →
The question, the discussion and what was decided, all in one place.
From the first message to the resolution, with the agent's reasoning.
Earlier versions show how a process improved. Buyers pay more for that.
Won or lost, and why. Outcomes turn a log into training signal.
Commits, review comments and the bug each change fixed.
Five or more years across several systems is worth far more than one clean export.
Most companies only ever see one offer. We put your anonymised profile in front of several buyers at the same time, so they compete on price and terms.
A made-up example of the pattern, not a real deal. Non-exclusive terms let you license the same data again.
Usual buyer thresholds. Every deal is checked on its own terms.
Team size, years of history and the systems you use. No files, no logins.
A readiness review: what you own, what stays out, and de-identification inside your own environment.
An anonymised profile goes to 2–4 buyers at once. We compare price, scope, exclusivity and timing.
You sign only the terms you're happy with. Privacy checks and delivery are agreed before anything moves.
Most data deals fail on privacy or lose their value in a clumsy clean-up. Ours is built for both: people stay protected under UK GDPR, and the work in the records stays intact for buyers.
"[PERSON] asked [PERSON] to call [PERSON] at [ORG] about the [PERSON] refund. [PERSON] agreed."
Who said what is lost. The thread is worth less.We list every system and agree what never leaves: private messages, HR, health, children's and legally privileged records, and anything under client confidentiality.
A data protection impact assessment and legitimate interests assessment, done with your lawyer before any processing starts. De-identifying data is itself processing, so it needs a lawful basis too.
Automated detection plus human review finds names, contact details, account numbers and rarer identifiers. Each is swapped for a consistent stand-in of the same type, inside your own environment.
We sample the output and try to re-identify people, following the ICO's "motivated intruder" test. Anything that fails goes back a step.
Buyers are named, barred from re-identification and resale, limited to agreed uses, and must delete on request with a signed certificate.
The table linking stand-ins to real people stays with you, or is destroyed. Pseudonymised data is still personal data under UK GDPR, so we treat it that way until the tests pass.
Under section 171 of the Data Protection Act 2018, knowingly or recklessly re-identifying de-identified data without consent is an offence. Our contracts say so too.
Buyers get a tested, de-identified export. Never logins to your systems, and we don't hold your raw data ourselves.
Based on the ICO's guidance on anonymisation and pseudonymisation and the Data Protection Act 2018. This isn't legal advice: every deal is reviewed with your own lawyer. More on how we handle data →
Legal, security, technical and commercial work, run end to end, so your team spends hours, not months. You stay responsible for what's shared, and you approve every buyer and term.
We track who is buying which kinds of data, and run the outreach.
Inventory, rights check and a de-identification plan, agreed with your lawyer.
Buyers see only the samples and summaries you approve.
Offers compared on price, scope, exclusivity and payment timing.
Licence terms checked clause by clause: use limits, deletion and audit rights.
Secure transfer after de-identification is tested. Buyers never get live logins.
We're a new firm, so we'd rather show you exactly how we work than ask you to take anyone's word for it. Every one of these goes into our engagement letter.
The estimate is free. Our main fee comes only out of licence money you actually receive. No deal, no success fee.
Nothing is shared, and nothing is signed, without your written OK. You see every offer side by side.
De-identification runs inside your environment. We coordinate the work; we don't keep copies.
No lock-in. Walk away at any point before a licence is signed, with nothing owed beyond any review you've booked.
A person, not a bot, answers every enquiry and every question from a buyer's lawyer.
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Example scenarios, not clients. The estimates are worked out live by the same model as our estimator.
Tell us what you hold. We find the buyers and run the deal. You approve every step.
For insolvency practitionersTurn a failed company's archive into money for creditors, de-identified and documented for your file.
For advisersAccountants and solicitors earn a disclosed share of our fee when a client's deal closes.
Introduce the owner. We agree your share in writing before anything moves, and it's disclosed to your client.
Make an introduction →We never pay or receive fees per referral or appointment from insolvency practitioners.
You'd earn
15% of our fee, and our fee is 12% of the deal (8% above £1m). Set in your referral agreement.
No sign-up and no files. Use them as often as you like.
Nine questions for a verdict, a range and your next step.
FinderWhat buyers want from each data type and industry, and what stays out.
MarketPublic licensing deals, with values as reported.
ReviewTalking to a buyer already? Check the terms before you sign.
Anything else? Email us. A person reads every message.
Get a free valuation →AI labs and the specialist firms that supply them. Most of it trains AI agents to do real professional work: answering customers, following procedures, writing and reviewing code.
Usually if you have 25+ staff, 2+ years of records and at least two systems. The estimator says plainly if you don't, and what would change that.
It can be, done properly. De-identifying personal data is itself processing, so it needs a lawful basis and an assessment first. Customer personal data usually stays out. We run that assessment with your lawyer before anything moves.
No. Exports and de-identification happen in your environment or with a vetted vendor. Buyers never get live logins. We coordinate; we don't hold it.
No. Direct messages, HR, grievance and health threads are excluded by default, and anyone can object through our objection page.
Yes, through its liquidator or administrator, who controls the records. See insolvency practitioners.
Buyers usually pay a licence fee per dataset, sometimes in stages on delivery. Non-exclusive licences let you license the same de-identified data again.
The estimate is free. We take 12% of licence proceeds (minimum £5,000, 8% above £1m), only from money received. See pricing.
A free first assessment. No data upload needed.
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