MONTHLY ACCOUNTS
Revenue Expenses
Illustrative recordsFinancial records
Monthly accounts. Years of business context.
Profit-and-loss reports, ledgers, invoices and cash-flow history.
A NEW WAY TO EARN FROM YOUR BUSINESS
Your business data.
A new opportunity.
Find new revenue in the data your business already keeps.
Start with a few simple questions.
ALREADY IN YOUR BUSINESS
Financial reportsRevenue · Expenses · Cash flow
MONTHLY RECORDS01 — 12
Sales & ordersProducts · Orders · Returns
Completed
Completed
Customer conversationsQuestions · Replies · Resolutions
Your everyday records.Worth a closer look.
01 / YOUR DATA
Everyday records.
Potential new revenue.
Here’s what’s worth a closer look in your business.
ORDER HISTORY STATUS
Order receivedConfirmed
Items dispatchedShipped
Delivery recordedComplete
Illustrative recordsSales & operations
The detail behind every order.
Sales, purchasing, stock movements and delivery records.
CUSTOMER CONVERSATION
Can we change the delivery date?
Rescheduled. Confirmation sent.
Case closed
Illustrative recordsCustomer service
Questions, decisions and resolutions.
Support conversations, service histories and resolved cases.
PROJECT RECORD
Scope & quote
Working documents
Final delivery
Illustrative recordsProjects & documents
The work behind the finished result.
Quotes, plans, revisions and completed project documentation.
What shapes the value?
Depth
How much history and detail your records contain.
Quality
How complete, consistent and usable they are.
Demand
Who needs the data and what they’ll license.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
From your records
to a licensing opportunity.
01
Describe your data
Tell us about your business and the records you keep.
02
Talk through its value
Book a call to review your sources, their quality and potential demand.
03
Review an opportunity
If there’s a buyer match, review the price, data scope and license terms.
You approve what’s shared and the terms of each license.
Explore your data’s value03 / COMMON QUESTIONS
A few practical answers.
Is my business too small?
Size alone doesn’t decide fit. A focused collection of distinctive, well-documented work may be more useful than a much larger collection of repetitive records.
What could my data be worth?
There isn’t a reliable price based on company size alone. Value depends on the buyer’s task, usable examples, quality, permissions and license terms. Start with the assessment, then book a call to discuss your data.
Do I need to upload anything?
No. The assessment and application collect descriptions and approximate counts. Don’t include personal records, confidential samples, passwords or access keys.
Does applying commit me to a sale?
No. An application lets us review your information and contact you. It does not authorize data access or licensing, and it does not guarantee a buyer or payment.
What if I’m unsure about permissions?
We’ll discuss this on the call. Permissions must be resolved before any sample or dataset is shared. Possessing data doesn’t necessarily give your business the right to license it.
LET’S FIND OUT WHAT’S THERE.
See what your data
could earn.
Get started FOR AI TEAMS & DATA BUYERS
Real work.
Richer context.
Source business data around the task your model needs to learn. Start with a brief. We assess potential supply against your requirements.
BUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTS↗
01 / TASKWhat should the model learn?
02 / EVIDENCEContext. Actions. Outcomes.
03 / ACCEPTANCEQuality you can evaluate.
Training · Evaluation · Applied AI
FROM BRIEF TO EVALUATION
Define the task.
Then define the dataset.
Specify the evidence.
Domain, workflow, modalities, volume, geography and intended use.
Qualify the source.
Review provenance, authority to license, exclusions and preparation needs.
Evaluate a scoped pilot.
Agree sample criteria, acceptance checks and license terms before delivery.
YOUR SOURCING BRIEF
What are you
working on?
Share requirements, not confidential research or sample data.
What could your data earn?
Explore an example, then book a call to find out more.
ILLUSTRATIVE PAYOUT RANGE
Example for a team of 10 with 3 years of records.
An illustration, not an offer. Your actual value depends on a review of your data.
How this example works
We use placeholder assumptions of $300–$1,000 per team member per year of records. These are not observed deal prices. Buyer demand, usable data, licensing terms, fees and preparation costs can change the outcome. A sale is not guaranteed.