We represent owners, coordinate specialist review, and pursue strong licensing terms for you.
Book a short call. No files needed.
AI companies pay to learn how your team gets work done.
They pay for real business records, like emails, support tickets and order history, to train and test their AI. You get paid for records you already have, and you keep the records and the business.
You give a buyer permission to use a copy of certain records, on terms you agree. The originals stay with you.
A pile of files isn’t enough. Buyers want to see what the problem was, what your team did about it, and how it turned out.
What it’s worth depends on what you have and what buyers need right now, so the first step is a conversation.
Four examples of completed work that can carry value. They are illustrations, not a promise that every archive qualifies. Start by describing yours; there is nothing to export.
Distribution
Usually in: order system or ERP, email, CRM
On the first call: which order system you use and how many years of history it holds.
Logistics
Usually in: transport management system, shipment documents, email
On the first call: how shipments, invoices and disputes are recorded.
Manufacturing and field services
Usually in: field service software, service tickets, team chat
On the first call: whether your work orders keep the fault, diagnosis and outcome together.
Construction
Usually in: project management software, RFIs and change orders, shared documents
On the first call: how RFIs, change orders and approvals are stored.
Email, team chat, CRM and help desk history can add context to any of these, when they stay linked to the work.
We start with companies whose systems hold years of practical, connected work.
Orders, substitutions and customer requests
Shipments, billing exceptions and how they were resolved
Faults, quality issues and the fixes that followed
RFIs, change orders and project decisions
Work orders, diagnoses and repairs
Any team that records how problems get solved
Not sure your sector fits? Discuss your data and we will tell you plainly whether it is worth exploring.
Five stages, with a clear owner for each. You make the decisions; we keep them moving and represent your interests throughout.
A short conversation about your company, the systems you use and the history they hold. No files needed.
Origination PartnersIf there is a fit, we agree what happens next and who on each side is responsible.
Origination Partners, with youOur specialist partner assesses fit and scopes the preparation and security work. We stay alongside you.
Specialist partnerYou review the proposed scope, buyer, permitted use and terms. We help you weigh them; you decide.
You, with our supportIf you proceed, the partner manages the transaction, delivery and payment under the signed agreement.
Specialist partnerThe specialist partner handles security, preparation and de-identification under a written agreement. Nothing is shared or licensed without your approval.
Sarah at Brightline Logistics asked Tom to push the Henderson renewal to Q3 at $48,000, pending sign-off from sarah.k@brightline.com.
[Person A] at [Company 1] asked [Person B] to push the [Client X] renewal to Q3 at [$ amount], pending sign-off from [email removed].
You decide which records, systems and date ranges are considered at all.
The partner prepares and de-identifies the records and reviews them for identifying context.
You review the buyer, permitted use and terms before anything is shared or signed.
The example above is an illustration. De-identification reduces risk; no process removes it entirely. We work with your counsel on what your contracts and obligations allow.
Origination Partners is an independent origination firm. In this process our team works for the owner, alongside a specialist partner responsible for assessment and buyer execution.
Discuss Your Data →
Possibly. Records that connect a request or problem to the work done and the outcome are the most useful. Describe your systems and how much history they hold, and we will tell you whether it is worth assessing.
The scope of the records, how complete and connected they are, and how well they fit what buyers need. We do not quote prices before the specialist assessment.
We represent you through the process and keep things moving. Our specialist partner handles assessment, preparation, security, buyer negotiation and delivery.
At the start, a conversation. Later, some help from whoever manages your systems so the partner can scope the work. Nobody needs to export anything to begin.
You do. You approve the scope, the buyer and the terms before anything is shared or signed.
That depends on the terms of each license, including any exclusivity. It is one of the points we help you weigh before you agree.
Payment terms are set in each agreement. The partner manages delivery and payment under it.
That is normal. Most owners don’t know exactly what their systems still hold. The first call works out what is there, and nobody needs to export anything to find out.
Companies building AI models are licensing business records like these today. Demand can change, so it is worth finding out what yours could be worth while buyers are active.
Companies with very little written history, data that is mainly regulated personal records such as patient files or card data, contracts with customers or vendors that prohibit licensing, or owners who want to sell the records outright.
Pick a time that suits you. No files needed.
No deal, no cost. You pay nothing upfront.
