Both start from the same place: the operational data your business already produces.
AI labs and data buyers pay for real-world business data to train and evaluate their models. We find out what yours is worth, prepare it safely, and broker the licensing deal.
We design, deploy, and run AI agents around your actual workflows — the follow-ups, triage, and paperwork that eat your team's week. Managed as a service, not a one-off project.
Support tickets, CRM notes, invoices, dispatch records, email threads — the day-to-day output of running a business is exactly what AI developers need and can't fabricate.
A 15-minute call, then a free valuation of your data. No system access needed at this stage.
We strip names, contacts, financial details, and anything identifying — and show you exactly what leaves.
We match your dataset with vetted buyers and negotiate terms. You approve every deal before it's signed.
One-time or recurring licensing revenue, depending on the deal. Ongoing data can keep earning.
Never shared: names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, payment details, pricing you consider sensitive.
You review first: you see the anonymized sample before any buyer does, and you can pull any record type out.
License, not sale: contracts define exactly what a buyer may do, and you keep ownership of the underlying data.
What buyers actually receive: the structure and substance of real business activity, with every identifying detail replaced.
We build agents around your real workflows and run them for you — monitoring, fixing, and improving them as your business changes.
Answers inbound questions, qualifies leads, and books appointments directly into your calendar — around the clock.
Chases unpaid invoices with polite, persistent follow-ups and flags accounts that need a human call.
Reads every incoming ticket, resolves the routine ones, and routes the rest to the right person with context attached.
Matches jobs to crews and timeslots, handles reschedules, and keeps customers informed automatically.
Pulls from your systems and delivers a plain-language Monday summary: cash, pipeline, jobs, and what changed.
The best agents come from your bottlenecks, not a catalog. Tell us the task your team dreads, and we'll scope it.
The same work that makes your data licensable — clean, structured, well-governed — is exactly what makes AI agents reliable. Do it once, earn from it twice.
We map what data you have, where it lives, and which workflows cost you the most time.
We clean, structure, and anonymize. You get a valuation for licensing and a shortlist of agent opportunities.
First licensing deal brokered and/or first agent live in your workflow — whichever is worth more to you first.
We manage agents, renew licenses, and keep finding the next thing your data can earn or automate.
Yes. Anonymization happens before anything leaves your side of the table, and you review the anonymized sample yourself before any buyer sees it. Names, contact details, payment information, and anything you flag as sensitive are removed or replaced.
No. Buyers receive a license with defined, contractual limits on what they can do. You keep full ownership of the underlying data, and we'll walk you through every term before you sign.
More than you'd expect. Support tickets, sales emails, CRM activity, invoices, dispatch and logistics records, call logs — real operational data is hard for AI developers to get legitimately, which is why they pay for it. The free assessment tells you what yours is worth before you commit to anything.
Not to get started. The assessment works from a conversation about what you have. If we move forward, we work out the lightest-touch export that gets the job done — often a one-time export your own team runs.
Agents are priced as a monthly managed service that scales with scope — build, deployment, monitoring, and improvements included. After the discovery call you get a fixed quote, so there are no surprise invoices.
Absolutely. Some clients only license data; some only want agents. The two compound nicely — the data preparation pays for itself twice — but each stands on its own.
One call. We'll tell you what you have, what it could earn, and which workflow an agent should take off your plate first. No obligation.