Earn revenue from the data only your business has.
Frontier AI labs license records from established businesses, then train and test their models on them. SixOne Partners helps you find out whether they want yours, and stays with you until you sign.
You won't need files or logins to start.
Your company's records are what AI is missing.
AI models learned language from the public internet. To handle the work inside a business, a model needs records of that work, like the notes your team keeps on a job or the email where someone sorted out a customer's problem. You already keep records like these, and AI companies pay to license them.
One customer job
ExampleCustomer requestEmail
A customer writes in to ask what the job will cost.
QuoteAccounting software
Your price for the job, sent to the customer.
Job recordJob tracking software
Hours and notes, logged by whoever did the work.
Email threadEmail
The customer asks for a change halfway through, and your team settles on a new price.
InvoiceAccounting softwareOutcome
The customer pays for the finished job.
You already have the records AI labs are looking for.
AI companies license the records in the software your business runs on.
Email and chat
The threads where your team and your customers settle the details.
Customer records
Every account and deal, with the notes your team keeps on each.
Support desk
Customer questions and the replies that resolved them.
Code and engineering
Each change your developers made to the code, with the review that approved it.
Documents and wikis
The how-to guides your team wrote and the shared files it works from.
Task tracking
Each task your team took on, with who owned it and when it closed.
Accounting
Invoices and payments going back years, matched against the bank month by month.
Spending and approvals
Bills and expense reports, each showing who signed off on it.
Orders and inventory
Purchase orders and stock counts, tied to what you made and shipped.
Projects and work orders
The plan for each piece of work, and what happened once it started.
Sales and checkout
Orders, refunds, returns and the messages around them.
Shipping and fleet
Shipments and proof that each one arrived.
Engineering and the shop floor
Machine shops and automation integrators keep records few other businesses have. Each part they make leaves a trail that starts with the first drawing.
Drawings and models
CAD drawings and 3D models, with every revision and the reason it changed.
Machine programs
CNC programs and toolpaths, along with the setup sheets your machinists work from.
Controls and automation
PLC code and the alarm and sensor logs from the lines you build or run.
Quality and inspection
Inspection reports, with the fix made each time a part came out of spec.
What a model learns from your records.
Records from each system go into one de-identified copy. AI companies license that copy and train their models on it.
- Email and chat
- Customer records
- Support desk
- Code and engineering
- Documents and wikis
- Accounting
- Orders and inventory
- Projects and work orders
- Answering customers
- Pricing the work
- Solving problems
- Filling orders
- Billing and payment
- Finishing the work
Your systems
What models learn
Your systems
- Email and chat
- Customer records
- Support desk
- Code and engineering
- Documents and wikis
- Accounting
- Orders and inventory
- Projects and work orders
De-identified copy
What models learn
- Answering customers
- Pricing the work
- Solving problems
- Filling orders
- Billing and payment
- Finishing the work
What sets the price.
Team size
A bigger team logs more work, so there are more records to license.
Years of records
Years of records in the same systems give a model a longer history to learn from.
Start to finish
Records that follow a piece of work from the first request to the paid invoice show a model how it gets done.
Clear rights
If no contract limits how you use your records, more AI companies can make an offer.
How to license your company's information.
Check your fit
Answer four questions about your business.
First call
We learn about your business and explain how licensing works.
A closer look
If you go ahead, you tell us more about your systems so we can describe what you have.
Sourcing the right deals
We match your records to buyers looking for work like yours and vet each one before its offer reaches you.
Terms and payment
We go over any offer with you before you decide. If you sign, you're paid on the dates the license sets.
Personal details come out first.
Every name and contact detail gets a tag, and the same name gets the same tag in every record, so the work still reads clearly.
Dana Reyes at 418 Oak Street called about her invoice. Call her back at (312) 555-0142 or email dana@example.com. Dana says the second visit fixed it.
Customer 1 at Address 1 called about her invoice. Call her back at Phone 1 or email Email 1. Customer 1 says the second visit fixed it.
Nothing is licensed until you sign.
- You pick the systems and the years, and anything you name stays out. The business and every original record stay yours.
- Names and contact details come out before any record goes to an AI company. You approve what's shared before it leaves.
Common questions
You can, through a license. An AI company pays to use a copy of your records for training and testing its models, and your business keeps the originals.
Models learn how work gets done from records of real work, and most of those records sit inside private businesses, out of reach of the public web. Follow one job through its records to the paid invoice and a model sees each decision along the way.
The records your team creates while it works: service jobs, sales orders, support tickets, project files and invoices, plus the email and chat about them. Records that tie a request to the work and its result are worth the most.
The fit check counts a business with 10 or more employees as a fit for a first call. AI companies usually look for at least two to three years of records, and a bigger team with a longer history has more to license.
AI companies name the figure in their offers once they've seen what's in scope, so nobody can quote it on a first call. Team size, years of records, how fully each job is recorded and clear rights to license all move the price.
Nothing up front. The fee depends on the license, and before you sign anything you'll see in writing who pays it and how much.
No. SixOne Partners never logs in to your systems, and the first call runs on what you tell us. Records leave your business only after you approve what's shared.
An AI company may use licensed records only for the purposes the license names, like training and testing its models.
An AI company writes its offer on its own terms. SixOne Partners acts only for the business that owns the records: we vet each AI company before its offer reaches you, and we go through every term with you before you decide.
Find out what AI labs will pay for your data.
Four quick answers show you where you stand, and you pay nothing up front.
- Exploring is free
- You can turn down any offer
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