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How business data licensing works

Describe your records, review them, agree terms, and deliver.

Start with a description

List your tools, record types, dates, and rough counts. Explain what work the records show. No raw files are needed yet.

Note missing details and sharing restrictions early.

Agree which sample to share, who can see it, and what to remove. Sample access does not give unrestricted rights to use data.

Decide what the sample should show and how it will be checked.

Confirm the buyer’s task, required details, format, and quality checks. Agree how to handle missing or rejected records.

A description alone does not confirm that the data is available or suitable.

Name the records, buyer, allowed uses, access, storage period, and payment in writing. Check any model-training rights separately.

Agree delivery and approval steps. The people signing must have the right to grant the permissions.

Record what was delivered, when, and under which agreement. Keep the approved version and checks.

A later update or new use may need another agreement.

Describe your records to Korra and get a starting range. Your files stay in your systems.