Can a former company's data still earn revenue?
Your former company's archives may still have licensing potential. A closed business can leave behind useful project, support and operational history, but the person holding the archive must have authority to license it.
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What could remain valuable?
Resolved tickets, internal documentation, code reviews and project histories can preserve examples of real work even after a business stops trading. Completeness, context and rights matter more than the fact that the company has closed.
Who can authorise a licence?
Being a former founder, employee or administrator does not automatically establish authority. Identify who currently owns the records and who may act for that owner. Insolvency, asset transfers and prior agreements can affect the answer; obtain appropriate professional advice where needed.
What should be checked first?
Inventory the systems, dates and retained records without uploading the archive. Separate third-party material, client secrets and restricted personal information. The licensing partner needs to confirm eligibility before any transfer or deal.
Frequently asked questions
Can I license data just because I still have a backup?
No. Possessing a copy is not proof of ownership or licensing authority. Establish the necessary rights and permissions first.
Does Aivra guarantee a payout for closed-company archives?
No. Rights, quality, completeness and buyer demand determine whether an archive can be licensed. The assessment is only a starting point.
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