Data licensing by industry
What an AI developer wants from a law firm is not what it wants from a call center, and the records each must leave out differ too. Pick your industry for the records that matter, the rules that exclude some of them, and the buyers that take it.
Law firms
Client files stay out. Firm operations, templates stripped of client facts and practice-management history may not.
Accounting and tax firms
Tax return information needs written taxpayer consent. Firm workflow, scheduling and practice data is a different matter.
Medical practices
Patient records are protected health information. Practice operations data, de-identified to HIPAA's standard, is the only realistic path.
Call centers and BPOs
Years of tickets and transcripts are what AI developers want. Card data and your clients' contracts decide what can go.
Software and SaaS companies
Engineering history, tickets and internal docs are what buyers want. Customer data you host for clients is not yours to license.
Agencies and consultancies
Briefs, proposals and project history show how work gets done. Client deliverables and NDAs decide what you can include.
Financial advisors and insurance
Client financial information is covered by GLBA and SEC rules. Firm operations and required books and records are separate questions.
Staffing and recruiting
Candidate and background check data carries legal limits. Job orders, placement workflows and recruiter communication may be licensable.
Not on the list?
Most buyers do not limit industries. The eligibility check routes any US company on its size, status and records.