Conversations & communications
Slack, Teams, internal email, support threads, and meeting transcripts.
Your team’s emails, support threads, documents, and business records may contain information buyers can use.
Buyers assess the volume and quality of those records, how much history they cover, and whether similar data is available elsewhere.
Find your systemsSlack, Teams, internal email, support threads, and meeting transcripts.
SOPs, reports, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, SharePoint, and Google Drive.
CRM pipelines, customer interactions, call notes, and revenue workflows.
Repositories, issues, product decisions, technical documents, and release history.
ERP, accounting, logistics, HR, orders, invoices, and fulfillment records.
Our partner approaches
relevant AI labs.
Examples of labs that may be approached. Names do not imply partnership, endorsement, or current buyer interest.
We review your assessment with our brokerage partner. You decide which offers to pursue and approve the terms before delivery.
Tell us which systems your company uses and how much data they hold. The assessment takes about 10 minutes and asks for descriptions and estimates.
We review your answers with our specialist brokerage partner, who prepares the dataset proposal and approaches relevant AI labs for competing bids.
You decide whether to accept an offer. Our partner negotiates the terms with your approval and coordinates the contract, de-identification, confidential delivery, and payment.
Your original data and systems stay yours. A transaction licenses an agreed copy for a specified buyer, use, and period.
You decide on the buyer, price, scope, and handling before delivery. You can explore an opportunity without accepting an offer.
The assessment describes your data. It does not upload records, transfer samples, or grant access to any system.
You pay a success fee only after you accept an offer and the deal closes. There is no upfront fee.
Buyers consider how rare your data is, how much history it covers, its volume and quality, and the business decisions it documents. We review these factors with our brokerage partner before approaching buyers. An assessment does not guarantee an offer.