Turn the knowledge inside your business into revenue.

Earn $20K–$5M for operational records. DataQuire advises you through the process.

See what your records are worth
Estimate only. Not a quote, valuation opinion, or guarantee of buyer demand.

AI knows the answers.
It needs the work behind them.

The decisions, corrections, and checks behind a result can be as useful as the result itself. Much of that evidence lives inside ordinary businesses.

Private operational records

The context behind
a completed task.

  • Signed contracts
  • Month-end closes
  • Internal SOPs
  • Code reviews
  • Support tickets
  • Sales call notes
  • Dispatch logs
  • Change orders

A rejected approach. A corrected claim. A verified outcome.

  1. Task
  2. Correction
  3. Outcome

The task, the correction, and a verified outcome belong to the same working record.

Already-scraped public data

The published
surface of the work.

Articles, public forums, web pages, and finished documents.

Start with the records
you already have.

Specialist records deserve a closer look. Legal, oil and gas, semiconductor, and video game operations are useful places to begin.

What qualifies Owned operational records with repeatable work and outcomes that can be checked. The clearest fit is 30+ employees or 10+ years of history, 3+ years on core systems, US-based, and English-language records.

Larger organizations, including those with 100+ employees, can sit toward the top of the range when record depth, rights, and commercial fit support it.

01

Legal work product

Matter histories, drafts, redlines, research trails, and reviewed outcomes.

Source systems

iManage · NetDocuments · SharePoint · DocuSign

Before anything moves

Privilege and client confidentiality need review.

02

Oil & gas operations

Drilling reports, production histories, maintenance decisions, and subsurface interpretations.

Source systems

Petrel · OpenWells · AVEVA PI · operational historians

Before anything moves

Ownership, partner agreements, and technical restrictions need review.

03

Semiconductor process records

Yield histories, metrology, defect imagery, and the corrections behind a process.

Source systems

MES · fab historians · yield systems · EDA tools

Before anything moves

Export-controlled material must be screened before access.

04

Video game development

Build histories, bug resolutions, playtests, and decisions behind shipped systems.

Source systems

Perforce · GitHub · Jira · Unreal Engine · Unity

Before anything moves

Publisher, player, contractor, and platform rights need review.

05

Financial & business records

Reconciliations, audit workpapers, approvals, and transaction histories.

Source systems

QuickBooks · Xero · NetSuite · Salesforce

Before anything moves

Personal and commercially sensitive information needs review.

06

Decisions & conversations

The messages, calls, and documents around an operational decision.

Source systems

Slack · Microsoft Teams · Gmail · Google Drive

Before anything moves

A company holding a conversation does not establish every licensing right.

07

Cases, projects & resolutions

Support cases, claims, RFIs, change orders, and verified resolutions.

Source systems

Zendesk · ServiceNow · Revit · AutoCAD · Procore

Before anything moves

Source contracts and client restrictions define the usable scope.

08

Video & skilled work

Rights-cleared footage, imagery, and audio showing work as it happens.

Source systems

Studio archives · wearable cameras · process video

Before anything moves

Participant releases and permitted uses must be established.

Explore all industry coverage

Operating, winding down, or closed: the records can still be assessed.

A defined path
from record to license.

Your sell-side advisor, from the first assessment to the commercial terms.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have.

    Answer a short questionnaire about the records, systems, and history. Get your estimate.

  2. 02

    We prepare and package.

    Review rights and quality, agree the scope, and coordinate cleaning, de-identification, and structuring.

    Exclude records outside the agreed rights or scope. De-identification does not remove source-contract restrictions.

  3. 03

    Buyers license. You get paid.

    We coordinate the buyer process and advise on terms. Delivery and payment follow the signed license.

Redacted previews only. You approve every sharing step and license. Security & custody

A preview with boundaries

Keep the decision.
Replace the identifiers.

See how role tokens can preserve the working context while replacing direct identifiers. Rights and re-identification risk still need review.

Sample record. No client data.

Dispatch exception

Sample operating record
Reported by
Jordan Leedispatcher 104
Customer contact
orders@example.comcustomer contact 219
Delivery address
14 Harbor Laneservice location 032

The working record The first route was rejected because the pallet count was incorrect. Dispatch checked the load sheet, corrected the count, and verified that the revised route met capacity and timing requirements.

Original: sample identifiers are visible.

Understand the value.
Then decide.

About 2 minutes. No file uploads. Your estimate stays private to you until you request a review.

Your contact details and draft answers are sent to DataQuire at the contact step. No public listing is created.

See what your records are worthYour estimate before any commitment.