FOR ESTABLISHED U.S. BUSINESSES
Your business records
could be worth
more.
Explore licensing existing business records to help train AI—starting with a conversation with Seven 31.
Explore your company’s fitExisting value.
THE OPPORTUNITY
AI needs examples
of how work really happens.
Your team solves problems, makes decisions, and completes projects every day. The history behind that work can help AI developers understand real business tasks.
Selected records may have licensing value. A buyer must evaluate what you have, what you are permitted to share, and whether the data fits its needs.
Customer support
Tickets showing a problem, the steps taken, and the resolution.
Sales & CRM
Activity and processes showing how customer relationships progress.
Project histories
Records of decisions, collaboration, challenges, and outcomes.
Written procedures
Knowledge bases and instructions explaining how your team works.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Explore first.
Decide with the details.
Speak with Seven 31.
Share basic company details. No business records need to be uploaded here.
Apply through our referral link.
If there’s a potential fit, your company completes the buyer’s application and describes its records.
Review an offer, if one is made.
The buyer evaluates the opportunity and discusses licensing terms. You decide whether to proceed.
START HERE
Could your company
be a fit?
Tell us about your business and the records it maintains. We’ll follow up to discuss whether this opportunity is worth exploring.
seven31inv@gmail.comKeep it high-level. Please do not submit customer information, financial records, health information, or other confidential business data.
Explore your company’s fit
A few details to start a useful conversation. No files or sensitive records needed.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Good questions.
Clear expectations.
What kinds of records could qualify?
Examples include CRM history, support tickets, project histories, knowledge bases, and documented procedures. Records showing decisions, problem-solving, and complete workflows may be more useful than a simple list of contacts. The buyer determines suitability.
How much could my company receive?
The data partnership program we introduce advertises potential company payouts of $100,000 to $2 million or more for approved data packages. This is an advertised range, not an estimate or a guaranteed minimum for your company. Any offer depends on the buyer’s evaluation and agreed terms.
What about customer information and confidentiality?
Do not send confidential records through this form. Before any transfer, your company should establish what it is permitted to license and review the buyer’s security, de-identification, access, and use terms. Removing names does not necessarily resolve every confidentiality obligation.
Do I keep ownership, and how long is the license?
The program says companies keep ownership of their underlying data. License duration, permitted uses, exclusivity, retention, and deletion rights must be confirmed in the buyer’s agreement.
What is Seven 31’s role?
We help explain the opportunity and, if there is a potential fit, introduce you to the data buyer through the required referral process. The buyer evaluates records, makes any offer, and handles the licensing agreement. Seven 31 may receive a referral fee if a qualifying partnership is completed.
Am I committing to anything by inquiring?
Submitting this form makes no data licensing commitment. You are asking Seven 31 to contact you. A separate buyer application and evaluation are required before a potential licensing agreement.