About and contact
We help established firms see what their records are worth
Our focus is simple: help businesses see what AI labs might pay for their everyday records, and leave the licensing to a partner who does it well.
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Nearly every established company holds years of mail, files, tickets and project records in its systems. Few realize that AI labs license records like these to train and test models, or what their own could be worth.
Owners get a fast way to find out from us, at no cost. You answer some questions, see an indicative range, and choose whether to go further. Should you go ahead, License Your Data, our licensing partner, handles the rest.
Why this matters today
AI labs have run through nearly all the public text available to them. They still miss the record of how real businesses do their work: how a problem gets spotted, debated and solved. That record sits inside established businesses, and owners deserve to know what it is worth before anyone asks for it.
Who we serve
Owners and leaders of US businesses, usually with at least 20 full-time staff and 3 or more years of trading, whose teams work in software like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, a CRM or an ERP. A smaller team with a long history may qualify as well. We work with companies in a long list of fields, among them home services, software, logistics, construction and manufacturing.
Who to contact
Wallace Darnell
VP, Data Partnerships, Commerce Network Data Advisors
Questions about us, this website or your estimate can go to Wallace. The call you receive within minutes of sending your estimate is from a specialist at License Your Data.
What we are not here for
We are not a data buyer, and your records are never taken from you. Nothing here is legal advice. Our role is to show a fair starting figure and introduce a licensing partner who can carry it on if you choose.
How the roles divide
Our part is your range and your questions. License Your Data runs the 15-minute call, prepares the de-identified copy and handles the license. Whoever is involved, the ground rules do not change:
- Everything begins under NDA
- Originals stay where they are
- No one asks for a password
- Names and identifiers become placeholders
- You choose what to exclude
- Nothing goes out until you approve a sample
- You pay nothing