Existing business data
Information created through your day-to-day work.
PUT EXISTING BUSINESS DATA TO WORK
Emails, team conversations, call recordings, and operational records may hold commercial value. DataProceeds helps you explore whether the data your business already has could match a buyer’s needs.
A few business basics. No files to upload.
01 / DISCOVER YOUR STARTING POINT
Start with the categories you recognize.
Select as many as you like.
Your business creates information. Let’s explore the possibilities.
These categories are starting points. The opportunity depends on the data, sharing permissions, and buyer needs.
02 / A DIFFERENT WAY TO SEE YOUR DATA
Your day-to-day information could have a purpose beyond your own business.
Information created through your day-to-day work.
A possible fit with what a prospective buyer needs.
Revenue if a suitable transaction is agreed and completed.
The first step is finding out whether there is a sensible opportunity to pursue.
03 / FROM A QUESTION TO A CONVERSATION
Begin with what you know.
Explore the details together.
Your business name, team size, industry, and the kinds of data your business creates.
Start your inquiryReview potential usefulness, scope, preparation, and sharing permissions.
If a relevant opportunity emerges, review the commercial terms before making a commitment.
Submitting an inquiry does not authorize the sale or transfer of your data.
Leave the detailed questions blank. Start with your business basics and the data categories you recognize.
Every technical question is optional.A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
Have something else in mind?
Start an inquiry
Potential relevance varies by industry, dataset, and buyer need. Your inquiry helps establish whether further review makes sense.
Select all that apply. You can add context in the optional questions, or discuss the details later.
No. Volume, format, and technical questions are optional. Start with the business basics and the categories you recognize.
No. This first step collects business details and descriptions only. Any later data review or transfer would be arranged separately.
No. A transaction depends on suitable data, appropriate permissions, buyer interest, and agreed terms. The inquiry helps explore that possibility.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us what your business does and the data it creates. Complete the basics and add more detail only if you have it.