ATLAS / DATA PARTNERSHIPS
Your everyday work.
Extraordinary potential.
Your company’s knowledge lives in the work it does. Explore a new source of revenue by licensing operational data for AI training and evaluation.
Start with a conversation. No data uploads or account required.
A brief. A ticket. A work order.
The decisions, revisions, and context.
The resolution and the reasoning behind it.
ALREADY PART OF YOUR BUSINESS
Your business already creates it.
A new way to look at what you already have.
FIND YOUR SECTOR
Different businesses.
Deep operational knowledge.
Start with the work you recognize. Explore examples of records your company may already hold.
Software
Repositories, issue histories, technical documentation
Construction & property
Project drawings, estimates, inspections, work orders
Media & marketing
Campaign briefs, creative revisions, performance reports
AI & data
Evaluation sets, experiment logs, agent traces
Manufacturing & industrial
Specifications, quality records, maintenance histories
Retail & e-commerce
Catalogs, order workflows, inventory decisions
Professional services
Research, project deliverables, review workflows
Finance
Research workflows, reconciliations, review records
Logistics & transport
Dispatch records, routing decisions, fulfillment histories
Hospitality & consumer
Service workflows, scheduling, operating procedures
Healthcare
Administrative workflows, procedures, quality reviews
Education
Instructional materials, rubrics, administrative workflows
Legal
Knowledge resources, templates, review processes
Crypto & web3
Protocol documentation, incident reviews, governance records
Other sectors
Specialist workflows, operational records, domain knowledge
A CONSIDERED PROCESS
Start small.
Define the opportunity.
A clear scope comes before a data transfer. Here’s the path we would work through together.
Tell us what you have
Describe your company, the systems you use, and the history behind your records.
Explore the fit
Discuss potential uses, data quality, available rights, and the records you would consider.
Agree the terms
Define the scope, permitted uses, handling requirements, and commercial terms before sharing data.
Prepare, review, and deliver
Follow the agreed preparation and acceptance process, with payment on the terms of your partnership.
YOUR DATA. A DEFINED SCOPE.
Clarity before
commitment.
Exploring a partnership starts with a description of your records. It does not grant access to your systems or permission to use your data.
- What is included
- Identify the records you can consider, and the customers, projects, or fields that need to be excluded.
- How it could be used
- Discuss the intended use, recipients, and licensing boundaries before agreeing to a partnership.
- How it would be handled
- Agree requirements for preparation, access, sensitive information, retention, and deletion.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before we begin.
What makes operational data valuable?
Context, depth, quality, and relevance to a particular use matter. Records that connect a request to a decision and an outcome can explain how work gets done. Any commercial offer would follow a review of the proposed scope and available rights.
Do we need to organize or upload our data first?
No. Start with a high-level description of the records you have and how far back they go. No files or system access are needed for the assessment.
Does an assessment commit us to licensing anything?
No. It starts a conversation. Any partnership would require separately agreed scope, uses, handling requirements, and commercial terms.
Can we participate if we are unsure about our data?
Yes. You can select ‘not sure’ in the assessment. We can begin with the systems you use and the kinds of work your team performs.
LET’S START A CONVERSATION
Contact us.
Tell us a little about your business and what you have in mind. We’ll help you explore the possibilities.
No files or system access needed.
No commitment to license your data.
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