Accounting firms
Workpapers, ledger reconciliations and client correspondence
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PROVIDERS IN THE DIRECTORY
AppenAvelenceCorpusDataVendor (HUD)Defined.aiFileYieldGoogle Content Offer PilotHandshake AI
See all 25 providers →For businesses with real operating history
Records can show how work moves from a request to a decision and a result. Explore the questions specific to your business.
Construction companies
Requests for information, change orders, schedules and inspection logs
Read the guide →Dental practices
Appointment workflows, stock ordering and administrative procedures
Read the guide →Ecommerce businesses
Catalog updates, fulfillment events, returns and support tickets
Read the guide →HVAC and plumbing businesses
Dispatch histories, service notes, estimates and job completion records
Read the guide →Insurance agencies
Policy-servicing workflows, renewal queues and operational correspondence
Read the guide →IT managed service providers
Incident tickets, change requests and resolution runbooks
Read the guide →Law firms
Administrative workflows, billing processes and appropriately cleared matter metadata
Read the guide →How the process works
Start small, clarify the scope, then compare proposals on equal terms.
Describe your company
Outline your industry, systems and retained history without sending the underlying records.
Prepare a profile →Check the program and scope
Confirm the contracting entity, which records it needs, and how a sample would be handled.
How offers work →Compare the full agreement
Put payment milestones, exclusivity, costs and permitted uses alongside the headline amount.
Review an offer →What the market tells you
Public programs describe different routes to a license. A marketed range, a listing price and an actual transaction are different evidence.
Direct licensing
A provider agrees a defined license with the owner. Payment may still depend on acceptance.
Read the evidence →Introductions and agents
An intermediary can help place records without being the ultimate buyer or model developer.
Read the evidence →Marketplace listings
A listed dataset is available for sale; listing does not establish demand or a completed payout.
Read the evidence →Who buys company data?
Providers on the same fields, ordered alphabetically. Each profile links the official evidence.
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| Appen [source]Direct licensing | SOPs, decisions, CRM, finance and warehouse records | Enterprises with operational history; wind-downs considered | Negotiated fee on acceptance; preparation costs covered | Not publicly verifiedRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
| Avelence [source]Intermediary | Chat, email, documents, CRM, projects and code history | Retained company records; selected partner sets criteria | Partner-negotiated milestones; free initial profile | $160K–$500K example: 20 US employees, 10 years of recordscalculator example; not an offerRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
| Corpus [source]Direct licensing | Enterprise email, chat, meetings, documents and system exports | Enterprise archives; published size examples start at 25 staff | On delivery confirmation; larger deals may use tranches | $100K–$2M+ across published company-size bandsprovider-reported engagement rangesRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
| DataVendor (HUD) [source]Marketplace | Private code, raw-data bundles and HUD tasksets | Clear licensing rights and supply meeting listing requirements | Buyer purchase required; confirm current fees and payout timing | $5K+ codebase baseline in HUD's June 2026 guidedated provider pricing; not a current universal payoutRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
| Defined.ai [source]Marketplace | Audio, video, images, text, multimodal and technical datasets | Data owners or aggregators passing rights and quality checks | Licensing fees from marketplace sales; split negotiated | Not publicly verifiedRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
| FileYield [source]Marketplace | Business text, sector datasets, industrial and sensor records | Authorized sellers with independently established licensing rights | Buyer and seller arrange payment; platform does not process it | Not publicly verifiedRange source ↗ | 19 Oct 2026 | Profile →Official program ↗ |
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Compare all 25 providers →What owners ask first
Are AI companies paying for company records?
There are public programs for licensing private business records, code and other datasets. A public invitation shows that a route exists; it does not prove that your archive will attract an offer.
Read the guide →Can I leave records out of a data license?
Exclusions should be defined and agreed before sampling or delivery. A provider may accept a narrower package, change its proposed price or decide it is not useful.
Read the guide →Can I license my company’s data?
Potentially, if the business has the necessary rights, can lawfully disclose the records and finds a suitable counterparty. Ownership of the business alone does not answer every data-rights question.
Read the guide →Do I keep ownership after licensing data?
A license can preserve ownership while granting use rights, but the signed agreement determines what happens. Some transactions assign assets or grant broad, lasting rights.
Read the guide →How does a company-data offer work?
A proposal usually moves through fit, diligence, defined scope, contract and delivery. Payment may depend on acceptance rather than the initial expression of interest.
Read the guide →How is business data de-identified?
Methods depend on the data and proposed use. Removing names may help, but identifying information can remain in free text, attachments, metadata and combinations of fields.
Read the guide →Your next step
See where your company’s data could fit.
- Begin with a company description, not an export
- Review systems, retained history and exclusions
- Compare the terms before sharing records
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