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Sectors we work with

Every field leaves a different trail of work, and each one has its own worry about what should stay private. Pick yours to see both.

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Also a fit

Other companies that get in touch

If your people use business software every day, your records may qualify as well. The estimate asks your industry, and Other is a valid answer.

Engineering

Revision history, design reviews and calcs.

Professional services

Delivery plans, project files and proposals.

Law firms

Templates and internal process, scoped together with your counsel. Privileged material and client matters are kept out.

HVAC and home services

Work orders, dispatch and technician notes.

Insurance

Quoting and policy servicing work, with personal data taken out.

Distribution

Account service threads, orders and stock questions.

Finance

Review process and operations, with scope set with your counsel.

Architecture

Drawing revisions, coordination and RFIs.

Your sector does not move the estimate

Because the range depends on team size and years in business, companies with the same headcount and history start in the same place regardless of what they do. Knowing your sector tells the License Your Data specialist which systems you probably use and which records need extra care, so the 15-minute call is useful right away.

What all sectors share

The details vary, but the safeguards stay the same. An NDA is in place from the start. Passwords are never requested. Names and identifiers are replaced with placeholders, anything you exclude stays out, and you approve a sample before anything goes out. Whatever your field, your originals never leave your systems.

A note for regulated firms

If professional confidentiality applies, you and your own counsel decide scope with us, and client or patient data stays out. We never give advice on whether licensing is permitted for your firm.

Whatever you do, the range takes a minute.

Select your headcount and you land on the second question of the estimate.

How many employees does your company have?