Describe the archive.
Choose one workflow. Record the categories, systems, retained history and approximate volume. Keep the actual records in your systems.
Read the decision guideFor companies exploring data licensing
Sell your business data.
Start with the right questions.
Explore licensing the operational records your company already keeps for AI. VOID helps you assess a potential fit, understand the route and choose a permitted introduction.
No upfront seller referral fee. Start without an upload.
Make the decision in stages
An archive is a starting point.
A signed license and payment come later. Decide what evidence would justify each next commitment.
Put it to workBuild an inventory
Establish the rights.
Identify who can approve the proposed use. Separate company-created material from customer, employee and third-party information, then record restrictions and open questions.
Read the decision guideTest the economics.
Compare a hypothetical offer with preparation costs, external fees and ongoing work. Include the cost of an evaluation that produces no deal.
Read the decision guideChoose the next step.
Explore a relevant receiving route. Approve the named recipient and exact introduction details. Review any later sample, evaluation or license separately.
Read the decision guideFind a concrete starting point
What does your company keep?
Work orders, support histories, documents, inspections and connected business-system records can be described before an export.
Before you commit
Understand the route and the terms.
Company-owner questions
A clearer first conversation.
Describe the opportunity. Decide separately whether to approve an introduction, sample or license.
Can our company sell its business data?
Potentially, through a license for a defined use. Retaining records does not establish permission to disclose them or a buyer willing to pay. Start with the archive, rights and proposed use; a fit inquiry is the first conversation.
Does VOID buy the data or negotiate the license?
VOID helps assess potential fit, explore a receiving route and coordinate a permitted introduction. We do not hold inventory or represent your business in license negotiations through this initial referral service.
What does the initial referral cost?
There is no upfront seller referral fee. A receiving program may pay VOID conditional referral compensation. We disclose the applicable arrangement before an introduction. Any broader advisory or representation work requires a separate agreement.
Should we upload a sample to find out its value?
The initial inquiry needs descriptions and ranges, without an upload or system connection. Any later sample needs its own recipient, scope, handling arrangements and approval. The calculator models assumptions; it does not appraise an archive.
Which companies and records are eligible?
Criteria differ by receiving program. Business size, retained history, geography, language, record quality and permitted uses can affect the route. The public program finder compares advertised starting screens; it does not confirm eligibility or acceptance.
Can we contact a program directly?
Yes. The initial VOID referral service does not require exclusivity. Compare the direct route, an intermediary and any marketplace process against your company’s capabilities and the actual terms.
Work with VOID Agency
Bring a description.
Keep control of the decision.
A few business details let us begin. Your records stay with you during the initial fit review.