You license it rather than sell it. Ownership stays with you. A buyer gets a defined right to train on a copy, and we pay $100K to $2M for the operating record of an ordinary business.
What a buyer is actually buying
Not your product and not your customer list. The record of people doing work: mail threads, jobs won and lost, drawings, tickets, invoices, the ERP, the shared drive. Public text is already trained on. Fifteen years of a real company deciding things is not.
Who qualifies
Fifty people or more at peak and three years of records or more. We source in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa. Operating or wound down, both work. A company that closed last year is often the cleaner licence: the rights are settled and nothing is still being added.
What is refused outright
Substance use and behavioral health treatment records, employee assistance files included: 42 CFR Part 2 has no de-identification exception and stripping names does not fix it. HIV records. Medical and clinical records about any person. Privileged client files. Classified or export-controlled material. Anything under a litigation hold. Anything your customer owns rather than you. A healthcare company is not refused and usually prices lower; its patient and treatment records are.
What it costs you
Nothing. No fee at any stage, no commission, no retainer. We pay for validation, storage and delivery. You never speak to a buyer.