The policy.
Your initial review and any introduction are free. Origin may receive referral compensation from the receiving company if that company’s program conditions are met.
Origin does not charge data owners, take a share of your licensing payment, or require exclusivity.
An incentive to consider.
Because Origin may be paid when an introduction succeeds, it has a financial interest in introductions. It is not your agent, a buyer’s agent, or a comprehensive comparison service.
Referral arrangements are not designed to change the terms a buyer offers you, but you should assess the actual offer and the rights requested on their own merits.
Fit, attribution, and payment are separate.
A potential fit is not necessarily an attributable referral, and a registration is not an acceptance or a payable transaction.
Referral arrangements can depend on prior consent, earlier contact, and specific payment conditions. Origin confirms the applicable terms before registering an introduction. Tell Origin about any earlier contact with a program before an introduction.
Each next step is your decision.
An introduction needs your separate approval of the receiving company and the information shared. Your company decides about records and licensing terms; the receiving company decides whether to make an offer.
Read the process and the diligence questions.