AI labs need the records established companies create every day: email, tickets, invoices, project files. We pay a fixed price, agreed in writing, for a license to use them. You keep ownership, and everything is de-identified before any AI lab sees it.
AI labs are building software that can handle real jobs: answering tickets, processing invoices, running projects. To learn a job, AI has to see it done thousands of times by real teams.
That record already exists inside your company. Years of email threads, approvals, tickets, and contracts show how work gets done and how decisions get made. Labs can't find that anywhere online, so they license it.
Long histories of normal work are worth more than short bursts of unusual work. If your company has been running for years, you have what AI labs want.
Large companies hold sensitive client, commercial, and financial information. Every deal is built around your rules.
Estimates are indicative only and are not an offer. Final terms depend on data type, volume, quality, due diligence, and your acceptance of license terms. De-identification lowers the risk of re-identification but no method removes it completely. Companies are responsible for making sure their participation follows the laws that apply to them.