NEW AI developers are licensing real business workflows

Find out if your company's data can be licensed to AI

AI companies are paying established businesses to license how they actually work: your SOPs, project history and CRM workflows. Nothing leaves your hands until you sign, and it costs nothing to find out.

Check if you qualify → See how it works

No upfront cost
No data shared to start
You sign directly with the buyer

20+desk staff

3+ yrsin operation

5+data sources

$0to find out

The usual bar buyers look for. Meet all three? Your records may be worth a conversation.

The opportunity

AI has read the internet. It hasn't seen how your company runs.

AI developers want real examples of how businesses operate: decisions, workflows and outcomes. Companies that have run for years with a real team have exactly that, spread across their tools.

DataSupply.ai says a qualifying company may be able to license its data for $100K–$5M[CONFIRM WITH DATASUPPLY]. No offer or payment is guaranteed; buyers decide eligibility and terms. Value depends on buyer fit, record quality and the rights requested, including exclusivity.

Public internet

Finished articles

Opinions and how-to posts
Polished case studies
Little of the real back-and-forth
No record of who decided what

Your company

How work really gets done

Step-by-step playbooks
Years of tasks and handoffs
Decisions and their outcomes
Real exceptions and fixes

How it works

Four steps. You're in control at every one.

You don't need a dataset to start. You need about 15 minutes.

Share the basics

Team size, years in business, and which tools you use. No files, no exports.

Compare buyer fit

DataSupply compares your profile against what AI developers are currently looking for.

See a possible match

If there's a fit, you see who would use the data, how it's protected and what rights they want.

Decide on your terms

Say yes, negotiate, or walk away. Your lawyer reviews any agreement. Nothing moves before you sign.

What records matter

The everyday files your team already keeps

The valuable part is how work gets done. Customer and personal details must be removed before anything is used.

SOPs and playbooks

Step-by-step instructions your team actually follows.

sop_client_onboarding_v7.docx

Process documentation

Flowcharts and write-ups of how work moves between people.

process_map_month_end.pdf

Task execution histories

Who did what, in what order, and how long it took.

tasks_export_2019-2025.csv

CRM workflow metadata

Stages, handoffs and automations. Not your customers' details.

crm_pipeline_stages.json

Project boards

Cards, statuses and checklists from real projects.

board_q3_delivery.trello

Templates and frameworks

The reusable documents your team starts from.

proposal_template_2024.pptx

Knowledge bases and wikis

Internal answers to "how do we do this here?"

wiki/how-we-quote.md

Team chat history

How decisions were discussed and made, with sensitive details removed.

#ops-escalations.log

Reports and working files

The spreadsheets and reports behind day-to-day decisions.

weekly_ops_report_wk32.xlsx

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We never touch your data

The safe way to find out what your records are worth

Six rules that hold from the first call to the last signature.

We never ask for, receive or store your data.Neither does DataSupply. We only talk about what kinds of records you have.
You never pay anything up front.There is no fee to find out, and no fee to be introduced.
No dollar promises.Nobody can price records they haven't reviewed, so we never quote one.
Data moves only after you sign.It goes directly from your company to the buyer, on the terms you agreed.
The buyer pays you directly.Money does not pass through us.
Your lawyer reviews the deal.Sensitive details come out first, and you get independent legal review.

Read how this works and what we never do →

Questions

What companies ask us first

Not answered here? Ask us on the call. It's 15 minutes and there's no obligation.

Read the five safety checks

What does "licensing company data to AI" actually mean?

You give an AI developer permission to use a defined set of your operational records, such as SOPs, project histories or workflow metadata, for a defined purpose and period, in exchange for payment. You keep ownership. The agreement sets what they can and can't do with it.

Do I need to prepare a dataset before talking to anyone?

No. The first step is a short conversation about your team size, history and which tools you use. Nobody needs to see a file at this stage.

Is this safe? What happens to customer information?

Sensitive and customer details must be removed before any data is used. Nothing is shared before a signed agreement, and then it goes directly from you to the buyer. Neither we nor DataSupply ever receive or store your business data.

How much could my company earn?

It depends on buyer fit, record quality and the rights requested, including exclusivity. DataSupply says qualifying companies may be able to license their data for $100K–$5M[CONFIRM WITH DATASUPPLY]. No offer or payment is guaranteed; buyers decide eligibility and terms. Anyone who names a figure before reviewing your records is guessing.

Who are the buyers?

AI developers who need real examples of business work to train and test their systems. If there's a possible match, you'll be told who would use the data and how it's protected before you decide anything.

What does it cost me?

Nothing up front. If a licence completes, the buyer pays your company directly. GreatProfit.ai may earn a referral fee from DataSupply if a licence completes. You don't pay us anything.

Who is GreatProfit.ai, and how are you connected to DataSupply?

We're an independent referral partner. We find companies that may qualify, answer first questions, and introduce the ones that fit to DataSupply.ai, which handles matching, diligence and negotiation. We are not DataSupply and not a buyer.

Am I committing to anything by booking a call?

No. You can stop at any point. Nobody should push you to decide on a first call, and if anyone does, treat that as a red flag.