
About 30 people
$50,000 to $80,000
Typical sectors
Accounting firms, agencies, small engineering offices



Funding for business records
Data companies license anonymised business records on behalf of the major AI labs.
You pay us no fees. This funding is neither a loan nor equity, and your records remain yours.
The records buyers look for come from software like this
Outlook
Slack
Monday
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Zendesk
Freshdesk
Xero
DocuSign
Outlook
Slack
Monday
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Zendesk
Freshdesk
Xero
DocuSignFunding amounts

$50,000 to $80,000
Typical sectors
Accounting firms, agencies, small engineering offices




$200,000 to $250,000
Typical sectors
Engineering firms, service companies, software publishers



$300,000 to $500,000
Typical sectors
Logistics firms, distributors, software companies




Ranges announced by a market buyer in October 2026, by company size.
Eligibility
01Clients


02Messages


03Projects
04Invoices

Your company is eligible if you have:
Estimate
Which software does your team use every day?
How many people work in these tools?
Anonymisation
Every name becomes a number, and the thread of the work stays readable. The buyer removes names before any use, and is barred by contract from identifying anyone.
Never part of the licence
Private messages
Only team channels are covered.
Health data
Sick leave and occupational health records stay with you.
Bank details
Account and card numbers are deleted, like names.
Confidential files
Anything under professional privilege or a confidentiality agreement stays out of scope.

Sarah Collins09:42
The Hughes account approved the £18,400 quote. Can you start the job this week?

James Walker09:44
Yes, I’ll be at 14 Elm Road on Thursday. Invoice to Mark Hughes, accounts.
Person 21409:42
Client 5831 approved the £18,400 quote. Can you start the job this week?
Person 08709:44
Yes, I’ll be at [address removed] on Thursday. Invoice to [name removed], accounts.
Why your records have value
Their models have read the public web and hundreds of thousands of books. To work inside companies, they must learn your trade: a deal followed from request to invoice. Your software holds these deals, and the licence hands over a copy without the names.
01
The client’s request
Client records, quotes, follow-ups.


02
The team’s exchanges
Email, chat, meeting notes.



03
The work delivered
Tickets, tasks, deliverables.

04
The invoice
Orders, invoices, payments.

According to Epoch AI, the stock of public text will run out between 2026 and 2032.
The process
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Questions before you begin
What to know before you decide to go further.
Neither. You grant a right of use over a copy of some records, for a set period. You keep your company, your equity, your original files and your clients.
Your software holds real work: a request, the exchanges that follow, the decisions, the outcome. Models learn how a trade is practised from it, and we check whether your records match what buyers are looking for.
No. Start with the software you use and the history you have kept. We work out with you what is useful, what is missing and what needs preparing.
No. The first step is a call, and the estimate tool asks for no files or logins. Any later sample or access is defined in writing and approved by you.
Yes. The licence follows data protection law, including the GDPR in Europe and the UK: client and staff names are removed, your staff are informed, and sensitive data is excluded. Your lawyer reviews the licence before signing.
Usually, yes: your team’s communications and files belong to your company. Two cases need checking: documents you hold on behalf of clients, and client contracts that limit how their information can be used. We look at both with you on the first call.
Only the signing buyer, for the use and term written into the licence, with no resale. An exclusive licence reserves your records to that buyer; a non-exclusive licence leaves you free to sign others.
By the chosen buyer, once the licence is signed: a commission as a percentage of its value. You pay us nothing, at any stage.
An offer usually arrives one to two weeks after the review of your records, and funding two to six months after the first call.
Nothing leaves your company and you pay nothing. We tell you on the first call, and explain why.
The licence will show up in the acquirer’s due diligence, and its term can end on the planned sale date. We can also refer you for the sale itself.
Arbitrage Capital
A first call, with no files to send, no access to your software, no commitment.