How company data licensing works
Explore Aivra's assessment, valuation and licensing process. Keep ownership, approve the terms and learn who pays our fee.
Explore Aivra's assessment, valuation and licensing process. Keep ownership, approve the terms and learn who pays our fee.
Explore licensing support tickets, CRM, documents and workflows for AI. Learn about rights, anonymisation and the steps to an assessment.
Explore whether a closed company's archives can be licensed for AI. Start with ownership, authority, retained records and confidentiality.
Explore the licensing potential of MSP service tickets, runbooks and incident histories, with client rights and security exclusions reviewed first.
Explore support conversation and resolution data licensing. Review recording permissions, customer contracts, exclusions and anonymisation first.
Explore whether a law firm's internal operational records have licensing potential. Privilege, confidentiality and client rights require careful review.
Explore licensing agency workflows, project histories and internal playbooks. Check client contracts, creative rights and confidentiality before sharing.
Explore logistics data licensing across dispatch, exceptions and operations. Review customer rights, location details and sensitive information first.
What you can license and which rights you need.
What affects the value of your company’s workflow history.
From a free assessment to scope, licensing and payment.
How license sales can generate revenue while you keep ownership.
What to prepare, why onboarding starts with counts and screenshots, and when your data actually moves.
A plain-English guide to useful recordings and records, what stays out, and how to assess what you have without uploading anything.
What affects an estimate, why similar companies get different results, and what to prepare before asking for a valuation.
The questions to answer about privacy, ownership and buyer use before you agree to share anything.
Records, privacy checks, buyer uses and contract questions, before you sign.
A practical example of replacing names and plates, the details that still need review, and what to ask before data leaves you.
Why access to a system is not permission to license everything in it, and how to prepare a focused rights review.
Separating useful workflows from pricing, client strategy and everything else your company should keep private.
A checklist covering scope, permitted uses, exclusivity, onward sharing, payment and responsibility.
Ending future use, deleting raw records, and what it means for models already trained.
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