Get paid for your company data.
Your company has years of practical knowledge in its documents, support tickets, and operating procedures. Origin helps you explore licensing that knowledge for AI.
Company details first. We’ll follow up. No files required.
Why would someone
pay for this?
Support desks, project trackers, and company wikis hold examples of real work. Connected records show the decisions and outcomes behind it.
From a reported issue to a working fix.
The ticket, internal notes, and help-center update explain how the team solved a problem.
- Support desk
Support ticket
Scheduled reports arrive twice.
Problem - Internal notes
Investigation notes
The team traces the duplicate to an automatic retry.
Reasoning - Help center
Updated runbook
Check the delivery ID before retrying.
Outcome
Potential use for AI
A worked troubleshooting example, with the context, reasoning, and steps behind the fix.
A buyer still needs to assess the records, rights, and intended use. Read about AI data partnerships.
Company and record typesSend the details.
We’ll follow up.
You decide which records to consider and review the proposed use before sharing.
- 01YOUR COMPANY
Tell us about your company
Company and contact details, industry, team size, and record types. No uploads.
- 02OUR FOLLOW-UP
Discuss your records
We’ll discuss which records may be relevant, what needs reviewing, and whether there’s an opportunity to pursue.
- 03YOUR DECISION
Consider an opportunity
If a relevant opportunity emerges, you review the buyer, requested use, and proposed terms.
Before you
send a thing.
Start with company details. Discuss the records and terms before sharing.
Ask Origin a questionDo I need to upload files or connect my systems?
No. The inquiry asks for company and contact details and a high-level description of your records. Any later access or delivery would be discussed separately.
What happens after I send my details?
Origin reviews your inquiry and follows up using the contact details you provide. We’ll discuss which records may be relevant, what needs reviewing, and whether there’s an opportunity to pursue.
Can I choose who sees my data?
Your company decides whether to share records with a proposed recipient. Before delivery, review who can use them, for what purpose, and whether the agreement permits onward sharing.
What about confidential or customer information?
Keep it out of the inquiry form. Before any records are shared, ownership, confidentiality, and any redaction or exclusions need to be reviewed. Removing names alone does not resolve every restriction.
How much work will this take?
Start with basic company details. Later work depends on the records, your systems, and the proposed use. Preparation and delivery requirements should be clear before you commit.
What could my data be worth?
There is no standard price. It depends on buyer demand, the records, the rights requested, and preparation work. A company profile alone is not a valuation.
Understand the essentials.
How to license company data for AI
Records, rights, and the terms of a license.
Read the guideHow much is your company data worth?
What shapes an offer for company data.
Read the guideQuestions before licensing company data
Questions to resolve before sharing records.
Read the guideInside company data.
Can support tickets be licensed for AI?
Follow a fictional support issue from investigation to an updated runbook.
Can a software company license its documentation?
See how requirements, decisions, issues, and release notes form a product history.
A company data inventory for a licensing review
See a completed example, then map your own records with the blank template.
Explore what your
business already has.
Tell us about your business. We’ll discuss relevant records and potential licensing opportunities. No files required.