AI labs pay to license genuine business records for training and testing their models. Pick your team size to start a free estimate.
Only three short questions left. It is free and you are not committed.
Why now
Most of the public text online has already gone into training today's AI models. The gap is the routine record of real business work: a price that changes after a second look, a support case that gets escalated, a job that runs late and then catches up.
That kind of record lives inside company software, and it is hard to find anywhere else. So AI labs license copies of it from established businesses to train and test their models.
If your team has worked in email, shared drives and business tools for a few years, you are likely sitting on exactly that kind of history.
Handling and control
Licensing a copy of your records does not hand over control of them.
Fit check
Right now the strongest fit is a company that meets all three.
A look at the ranges
The starting range comes from the size of your team. From there, time in business nudges it up or down.
Industries
If most of your team's work happens in email, shared files and business tools, those records likely capture something valuable about your line of work.
Month end checklists, client asks and the busy exchanges of tax season.
Matter management and internal process, scoped with you and your counsel.
Scheduling, billing and admin work, with patient data left out.
Production planning, quality notes and supplier email.
Dispatch work, shipment updates, exceptions and invoicing.
Orders placed, questions on stock and service conversations.
Change orders, RFIs, bids and job site planning.
Quoting, servicing and claims handling workflow.
Internal reviews, onboarding and day to day operations.
Client project files, proposals and delivery plans.
Tickets, specs, code reviews and product docs.
Follow ups, service calls, dispatch and quoting.
What qualifies
Labs look for real work captured over time. These are the systems that usually hold it.
Years of threads with customers, vendors and your own team, in Gmail or Outlook.
Working files, contracts, SOPs and proposals stored on shared drives.
The channels where people check in, settle questions and pass work to each other.
Opportunities, call notes and follow ups that trace how deals truly move forward.
Help desk requests along with the replies and fixes that followed.
Status updates, task lists and boards covering work from kickoff to delivery.
Invoices, orders and operating records held in your finance systems.
The repos, reviews and bug history your engineers have built up.
What happens next
You begin with a quick estimate. Qualify, and a specialist at License Your Data calls you within minutes to arrange a 15-minute conversation.
Covered by an NDA, you go over the tools you use and what should stay out.
License Your Data builds a copy in which names and identifiers are swapped out. You approve a sample first.
AI labs license that copy. Nothing original leaves your systems, and there is no charge to you.
FAQ
Scope for regulated businesses is decided with you and your own counsel. Data about clients and patients stays out. We do not give advice on whether licensing is right for your firm.
More people using your systems for more years tends to produce a bigger and more varied record. That explains why the range follows team size and time in business.
Asking for an estimate costs nothing and does not obligate you. You are free to stop at any stage before a license is signed.
Copies of records your business already keeps in its software, such as email, documents, tickets and project files. The systems and dates in scope are up to you.
If your company fits, a specialist from our licensing partner calls you within minutes to go over your answers.
Not at all. You agree scope system by system, and what you leave out is never included. Anything sensitive can be excluded or de-identified ahead of sharing.