Industries we serve
Made for companies that do real work
Most teams of 20 or more with a few years behind them are a fit. This is how six industries see it.
See my numberThe shared trait
Our clients are established US companies of all kinds. What they share is not an industry. What they share is running the company on software, which leaves a long trail of how the work is done.
Six industries in detail
Every page explains which records usually matter in that field and the first worry owners there bring up. Your field does not change your range.
Builders and architects
RFIs, submittals, change orders and drawing sets, with owner-controlled files reviewed project by project.
More on construction and architectureFreight, brokerage and 3PL
Loads, dispatch, exceptions and claims. Drivers and shippers turn into placeholders.
Read more about carriers, brokers and 3PLsFor software teams
Tickets, repos, pull requests and releases, with any client-owned code reviewed first.
Software teams in detailHeating, cooling and home services
Work orders, dispatch and tech notes, with no homeowner names or addresses.
More on HVAC and home servicesHealthcare practices
Scheduling, billing and front office workflows. Business records alone, with patient data excluded.
More on medical and dental practicesFabrication and production
Supplier quotes, quality records and instructions from the floor, where customer drawings get reviewed in scoping.
More on fabrication and productionStarting from the concern
Few owners lead with a question about price. They lead with a worry, whether privilege, patient records, a customer list or client-owned code. Every page tackles that worry first, in plain language, because nothing else counts if the answer falls short.
A note for regulated firms
Law firms, accounting firms and healthcare practices carry professional duties toward clients and patients. For them, scope is decided with the firm and its own counsel, and client or patient data stays out. Legal advice on licensing is not something we give.
The same three steps everywhere
Whatever you do, the path is a 15-minute call, a de-identified copy prepared by License Your Data, and a license on that copy. Your original files never move, passwords are never requested, and a sample needs your approval before anything is shared.
Not listed here?
We also hear from distributors, insurance agencies, finance firms, law and accounting firms, and engineering and professional services firms. When the estimate asks, pick your type, or "Other". Your field does not change the range.