What business data do AI companies buy?
What kinds of records are AI companies interested in?
Records that show how real work gets done: CRM and sales history, support or ticketing systems, internal messages like Slack or Teams, written SOPs and process documents, project files and accounting workflows.
Does company size matter?
Yes. Headcount and years in business are major factors, since they drive how much useful history exists. Companies with more employees and a longer record generally see higher estimates.
Which industries qualify?
Many. Professional services, construction, real estate, home services, healthcare operations, manufacturing and software companies all produce useful records. Fit depends on the buyer.
Do the records have to be perfect?
No. Buyers review what you have. Organized systems help, but each buyer runs its own review.
What happens to private information?
Records are de-identified, and customer personal information, clients' confidential information and tax records stay out. You approve what's included before anything is shared.
How do I find out if my data qualifies?
Answer a few quick questions about your size, history and the systems you use. It takes about a minute and there's no account needed.
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