About Sell Enterprise Data To AI
A small team that reads enterprise software contracts and the trade secret, disclosure and foreign-investment rules through its own document reader, keeps the text of every page it quotes, and answers each enquiry itself.
What this site is for
A large company's operating record is the kind of material AI buyers now ask for, yet the rights over it sit across vendor contracts, confidentiality and market rules. This site lays those side by side before any figure is discussed.
Who will find it useful
Chief financial and data officers, general counsel and boards of companies with years of history in ERP, data-cloud and supply-chain systems, and the advisers running a sale or a closure.
What it offers
This site answers one question, "sell enterprise data to ai", with a quote form you can use straight away, no account. It adds 6 guides on the questions people ask next. It also publishes a data table to cite (figures and method here) alongside the sources it draws on.
- Do enterprise vendors train AI on customer data? Their own words: What Snowflake, Databricks, AWS, Microsoft, Palantir and Epicor publish about training AI on a customer's data, read in their own terms and trust pages.
- Who buys enterprise data for AI, and on what terms: The intermediaries asking large companies for operating data to license to AI labs: what each takes, how to apply and what each says about anonymising.
- Is company data a trade secret? What the US and UK laws say: When operating data counts as a trade secret under the Defend Trade Secrets Act and the UK Trade Secrets Regulations 2018, and why it matters in a licence.
- Can a public company sell its data? Insider and disclosure rules: What Regulation FD and the UK Market Abuse Regulation mean for a listed company licensing its data, with the competition and foreign-buyer rules beside them.
- Selling a company to private equity: what happens to its data: A company sold to private equity takes its operating record with it: the stockholder and director rules, the UK national security notice and licensing first.
- Can a large company license its internal records to AI? The UK rules: Can a company of hundreds of staff license its internal records to an AI buyer? The UK GDPR steps before a sale, what buyers publish on deal size, and what stays out.
What it will not do
- We do not rate or recommend enterprise software vendors; each answer is a vendor's own sentence and our reading of it.
- We do not accept data extracts, credentials or customer files through the form.
- We never tell a vendor on the board that one of its customers enquired.
Who is responsible
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Talk to us
Write to enquiries@sellenterprisedatatoai.com or use Contact. Read Terms and Privacy for the legal terms.
No vendor or buyer pays to appear here and the site carries no affiliate links. The answers are our reading of each published document, not legal advice on any contract you signed. If a company licenses or sells its record to a buyer we introduce, it pays us 12.5% of the deal, with a minimum, when we act as its exclusive agent, or 10%, with a minimum, when its data joins a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing beforehand, and any fee a buyer pays us comes off the company's share.