Your records may be worth more than the work they describe.
AI developers need real examples of how work gets done, from the first request to the result. Established industrial firms hold years of exactly that, often without knowing it can be licensed.
What a licence is
A data licence gives a buyer permission to use a defined set of records for a defined purpose, for a set period, under agreed terms. It is not a sale of your business or of the data itself. You keep ownership, and you approve the scope before anything moves.
What AI developers do with your records.
Train new models
Real job histories teach models how a request turns into a result in a specific trade.
Fine-tune existing models
Domain records help general models give specific, correct answers about your kind of work.
Test and evaluate
Solved cases become benchmarks that show whether a model can handle real work before it ships.
Licences are time-limited and scoped. What happens to the data when a licence ends is written into the contract before you sign.
What affects the value
There is no standard price, and we don't quote one on the first call. A buyer looks at four things.
- Years of history
- Longer, unbroken records show how work changed over time.
- Systems of record
- ERP, maintenance and service systems keep the request, the work and the outcome together.
- Record types
- Work orders, inspections, quotes and drawings each show a different kind of decision.
- Buyer fit
- Records are worth most to a buyer whose model needs your trade and your language.