Enterprise organisations hold the deepest record of specialist work there is: thousands of people across regulated functions, years of ticket, contract and transaction history, and expert judgement recorded at a scale no buyer can assemble anywhere else.

They also carry the most governance around it. Data classification, retention policy, regional data-protection obligations, customer contract restrictions and security review all apply before a single record can be considered for sale. A buyer cannot work through that process for you. Someone on the company's side has to.

We act as the coordinating party on the company's side. We work with data governance, legal, privacy and security to establish what is eligible, run the inventory and valuation by business unit, specify the de-identification standard, and manage buyer diligence and contracting to your procurement requirements.

At this scale structures are usually licensing rather than outright sale, can be set up as controlled access rather than data transfer, and are staged by business unit so early approvals produce revenue while later ones are still in review. We are not legal counsel; your counsel and privacy teams own every approval.

What the process covers

  • Eligibility review against contracts and retention policy
  • Inventory and valuation by business unit
  • De-identification standard and audit trail
  • Data-protection impact assessment support
  • Security and procurement questionnaires
  • Licensing and controlled-access structures
  • Staged release across business units

At enterprise scale the data is never the constraint. Governance is.

We are built to work through it with your teams, not around them.

How We Run It

Governance first

Eligibility is settled before valuation, not after. We start with your data classification, retention rules and customer contract terms, so nothing is priced that cannot be sold.

One coordinating party

Buyers, transaction partners and your internal teams each have one point of contact. Security questionnaires, diligence requests and contract redlines run through a single, documented process.

Staged by business unit

The first unit to clear review goes to market first. Revenue starts on the approvals you have while the rest of the organisation completes its own.

Licensing over transfer

Recurring licences and controlled-access arrangements keep the asset yours, keep the audit trail clean, and keep the revenue recurring as the data refreshes.

How It Works

01.
Eligibility

With governance, legal and privacy, we establish which data is eligible under customer contracts, retention policy and data-protection obligations.

02.
Inventory and valuation

By business unit: what is held, what it is likely worth, and to which buyers, before anything is listed.

03.
Standard and diligence

We specify the de-identification standard and audit trail, and answer security and procurement questionnaires alongside your teams.

04.
Staged licensing

The first unit to clear review goes to market first, on licensing or controlled-access terms negotiated through our transaction partners.

Other Segments

01.
Lower Middle Market

Owner-led businesses with years of records in a handful of systems. One decision maker, a short process, and proceeds from an asset already on the books.

Lower Middle Market
02.
Middle Market

Several functions, specialist teams and deep operating history. A structured process run with finance, IT, security and counsel, usually across more than one listing.

Middle Market

A data asset at business-unit scale?

Tell us which business units and systems you have in mind and who owns data governance. We will outline an eligibility review and a process your teams can approve.

A senior operator will respond within a few hours. Nothing you send here is shared with a buyer.