Documentation
The handbooks, policies and internal documents your team relies on. A record of what your business knows and how it works.
Notion
Explore data licensing
for your company.
Helping companies turn their data into revenue.
Tell us about your dataYour everyday work.
Explore its licensing potential.
Invoices, tickets, project histories and internal documents show how your team works and makes decisions. Kreyd introduces businesses to data partners to explore licensing opportunities with AI buyers.
Your systems may hold
useful business records.
Does your company use…
Sales pipelines, invoices, forecasts and project records show how work gets done. That context can help train AI on real business tasks.
The knowledge
behind real work.
Workflows
The full story behind a task: the brief, decisions, revisions and finished result. Project boards and resolved tickets show how your team gets things done.
Asana
Operational records
Your pipelines, invoices, orders and customer histories. Years of everyday records show how your business runs, from the first enquiry to the final payment.
Business records.
Across industries.
Companies in these sectors may hold relevant internal records. A provider assesses suitability and licensing rights before any commercial proposal.
Accountants
Closes, reconciliations, audits
Lawyers
Contracts, diligence, filings
Software engineers
Reviews, migrations, incidents
Clinicians
Charting, triage, care pathways
Financial analysts
Models, research, forecasts
Support leads
Escalations, resolutions, QA
Sales operators
Pipelines, pricing, renewals
Engineers & builders
Bids, specifications, site reports
Recruiters
Sourcing, interviews, offers
Operations managers
Playbooks, scheduling, vendors
Marketers
Campaigns, briefs, reporting
Insurance adjusters
Claims, assessments, appeals
Don’t see your role? We still want to hear from you.
Your data.
Your terms.
You decide what’s shared, who can use it and what you’re paid.
How it works.
Start with a short enquiry or a call. We’ll explain the introduction and what happens next.
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Step 1. Tell us what you have.
Share your company and the types of records you hold in three short steps, or book a call.
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Step 2. Meet a
data partner.We use your description to suggest a relevant data partner. With your agreement, we make the introduction.
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Step 3. Review proposed
terms.The provider assesses suitability and licensing rights. If there is an offer, discuss the records, permitted uses, price and any fees directly with them.
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Step 4. Decide whether
to proceed.You decide whether to accept the proposed licence. Any access, delivery and payment follow the written terms you agree.
Your questions.
Answered.
What kinds of data qualify?
CRM records, support tickets, invoices, project histories, handbooks and internal documents. The selected partner assesses whether your records meet a buyer’s requirements.
How are commercial terms decided?
The selected provider assesses suitability, licensing rights and potential commercial terms. An enquiry does not guarantee an offer. Any price, fees and payment conditions are agreed in writing.
Do I need to upload anything now?
No. Start with our short enquiry or book a call. We only need a rough description of your records. Data is shared only after the scope and terms are agreed.
Do I stay in control of my data?
You approve the records included, the buyer and the permitted uses before agreeing to a licence. Access, handling, price, delivery and the payment schedule are set out in writing.
Who buys the data?
AI labs and research teams training models and agents. The buyer, data covered and permitted use are set out in the licence.
What does Kreyd do?
I run Kreyd Labs, helping companies explore data licensing and connect with specialist providers. The provider assesses suitability, licensing rights and potential commercial terms. I may receive a referral fee if a deal completes. How introductions work.
Is there a fee or commitment?
An introductory conversation with Elia is free, with no obligation to proceed. Check any separate provider fees or commitments before agreeing. A provider may pay Kreyd a referral fee if a deal goes ahead.
How does an introduction work?
We use your description of the records to identify a relevant data partner or buyer. Before an introduction, we tell you who they are and explain their process, including any separate form or referral link. You decide whether to proceed. Read about the handoff.
Who handles the data?
The partner or buyer named in your agreement handles the agreed data. Access, security, permitted use and retention arrangements depend on the provider and the deal. You choose the scope and approve the terms before access.
