Ziegler LegacyData CollectiveCheck my estimate

AI data licensing for mature companies

Find out what your records are worth.

Labs building AI license actual business records to train their models and check them. Your indicative range begins with a single question.

How many employees does your company have?

No cost, no commitment, roughly a minute.

The process

Three steps after your estimate

Begin with the questions at the top. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls you to book a 15-minute call, as our licensing partner.

  1. A 15-minute call

    Protected by an NDA, you walk through your systems, your past records and anything to exclude. Nobody asks for passwords.

  2. A de-identified copy

    License Your Data prepares a copy with names replaced by placeholders. Your originals never leave your systems, and you approve a sample.

  3. The copy is licensed

    The license covers the copy you approved and nothing else. There is no cost to you.

Estimate preview

Starting ranges by team size

Team size sets the starting band. Time in business then adjusts it either way. Pick your row to open the estimate with it already filled in.

Indicative estimate based on your answers. Not an offer or guarantee. Companies with 20 or more employees meet the bar.

Sectors

For businesses that run on process

If your business has a long history in business software, you can ask. These are the business types on our form.

Manufacturing

Supplier threads, production plans, work orders and quality notes.

Freight, 3PL and carriers

Dispatch conversations, claims, exceptions and carrier handling.

Distribution

Questions on orders, inventory problems and supplier follow-ups.

Construction

Bids, RFIs, change orders and job files.

HVAC

Service calls, dispatch notes, quotes and maintenance history.

Home services

Job notes, bookings, estimates and follow-ups with customers.

Insurance

Renewal and servicing workflows, with policyholder data left out or de-identified.

Finance

How operations run inside, with customer account data removed or de-identified.

Professional services

Proposals, templates for deliverables and project transitions.

Software and technology

Tickets, specs, code reviews and release notes.

Accounting, legal and healthcare

Scope is decided with you and your counsel. Client and patient data stays out.

Something else

Choose Other on the form. The estimate works the same way.

Who qualifies

Three boxes to check off

Most companies that have been operating a while qualify. The estimate confirms it either way.

  • 20 employees or moreCount every location, part-time staff included.
  • Operating for 3 years or longerBuyers learn more from a longer record.
  • Your records live in business toolsMicrosoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, CRM, ERP or project tools.

Why now

Public text has been read. Company records have not.

Labs trained today's models on public web text, and most of that supply is now used up. What is still missing is a view of how real companies run: how a quote is priced, how a ticket is closed, how a project goes from kickoff to handoff.

Established companies hold that record, in the tools your staff opens each morning. AI labs use it for training and testing, while the company that holds it chooses what is included and what is not.

What qualifies

The eight systems that matter most

Teams that work in business software already have these records. Each one is a possible part of the scope and never a must.

Email

Email with customers, vendors and staff showing how decisions come together.

Files and shared drives

Proposals, procedures, templates, drawings and the files behind projects.

Team chat

Threads and channels where issues get sorted out live.

CRM

Deal history, account notes and the follow-up behind every opportunity.

Support tickets

The original request, the replies and the final resolution.

Project tools

Task lists, boards, updates and handoffs from team to team.

Accounting and ERP

Orders, billing, stock moves and month-end close work.

Code

Source repositories, review threads and past issues.

Data handling

You decide what is left out

Your records remain with you the entire time, and nothing is shared until you say yes.

You decide

  • What systems are part of it
  • Which date ranges and teams are included
  • The exclusions, set before any record moves
  • Whether to go ahead at all

Excluded or de-identified

  • Sensitive records, excluded or de-identified ahead of sharing
  • Regulated firms' client and patient data
  • Anything you choose to keep out

Questions

What owners ask before calling

Further answers are on the questions page.

Do my records leave my hands?

No. You keep your systems and every record in them. Only what you approve in scope is licensed.

Does it cost anything to check?

No. You can request an estimate free, with no obligation to continue.

Does my type of business change the number?

No. Business type is used to find buyers who fit. Only company size and age shape the range.

Is my range an offer?

No. The range is only indicative, drawn from your staff count and time in business. Any actual figure depends on reviewing your records.

What is being licensed, exactly?

A defined group of records, for example email, documents or tickets, licensed so AI labs can train and test models. The set covers what you sign off on in scoping, nothing beyond that.

What about sensitive information?

Sensitive data can be excluded or de-identified before anything is shared, and nothing is shared without your approval.

Who calls me after I submit?

A specialist from our licensing partner, within minutes, to set up a 15-minute call about your answers and your systems.

Start with one answer.

Choose your team size and the estimate opens on the next question. It is free and creates no obligation.

How many employees does your company have?

Indicative estimate based on your answers. Not an offer or guarantee.