YOUR DATA

Could your records be a fit?

If your business has run on software for a few years, you're probably sitting on more than you think.

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COMMON SYSTEMS

Systems we commonly see

These are the everyday tools your team already works in. We're not endorsing any of them — we're showing where the records tend to live.

Communication

Gmail · Outlook · Slack · Microsoft Teams

Customer service

Zendesk · Freshdesk · Help Scout · Intercom

Sales & CRM

HubSpot · Salesforce · Pipedrive · GoHighLevel

Operations & field service

ServiceTitan · Jobber · Housecall Pro · Procore · ERP systems

Finance

QuickBooks · Xero · NetSuite

Documents & projects

Google Drive · SharePoint · Notion · Asana · Monday · Jira

Don't see yours? Tell us what you use. Most business systems can be assessed.

At a glance

  • No cost to explore or to license
  • No files needed to start
  • You approve every term

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A short conversation about your business. No files, no cost.

See If Your Data Qualifies

STRONG RECORD SETS

What makes a strong record set

Long history

Three or more years of records gives the licensing partner real operating history to learn from.

Real decisions visible

Records that show the reasoning and tradeoffs behind an outcome, not just the final result.

Records that connect

An email that links to a ticket that links to an invoice tells a fuller story than isolated files.

Work that's specialized

Records from specialized fields are often harder to come by, which can make them more valuable.

EXAMPLES BY INDUSTRY

Examples by industry

Each shows a Request → Work → Outcome trail and the systems it likely lives in.

Worker with a clipboard beside wrapped pallets at a loading dock

Logistics & 3PL

Request

Billing exception on a shipment for a customer.

Work

Carrier and customer threads reviewed by ops.

Outcome

Credit issued and root cause noted.

Likely systems: TMS/WMS, email, accounting

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Technician servicing a rooftop HVAC unit

Field Services & Trades

Request

No-heat call logged from a residence.

Work

Diagnosis notes, parts, second visit by a tech.

Outcome

Closed job and warranty record.

Likely systems: Field service software, dispatch notes, invoices

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Machinist inspecting a machined part on the shop floor

Manufacturing

Request

Quality complaint on a lot from a buyer.

Work

Inspection, supplier back-and-forth reviewed.

Outcome

Corrective action report filed.

Likely systems: ERP, QMS, email

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Evening office with binders, a desk lamp and client files

Agencies & Professional Services

Request

Client brief received from an account.

Work

Internal revisions and approvals by the team.

Outcome

Delivered work and feedback.

Likely systems: Project tools, Slack, shared drives

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HONEST LIMITS

What's usually not a fit

— Very new businesses with little operating history.

— Data you hold for clients without the rights to license it.

— Purely personal data with no business context.

— Scraped or purchased lists.

BEFORE THE FIRST CALL

What to have in mind for the first call

You don't need to gather anything. Just a rough picture is enough.

— The main systems you use.

— Roughly how many years each goes back.

— Your rough team size.

— Anything sensitive we should know about — regulated data, client confidentiality.

Estimates are fine. No exports needed.

Find out what your records could be worth.

A short conversation about your business and the systems you use. No files, no cost, no commitment.