AI data licensing for business owners
Find the right licensing partner for your company’s data.
FirmLedge helps you identify suitable buyers for your company’s operating records, seek pricing and compare commercial terms. We organize the inventory and buyer conversations, and show you the proposals we receive. You decide whether to proceed.
A short note or conversation to start. No files or logins needed.
Email Andrew or call (312) 291-1954. A call is optional.
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Where is the company?
Choose the closest. Each link opens the page for that situation; the court and assignment link opens the estates fit check with your answer already chosen.
Who you work with
Work directly with Andrew Gallagher.
Andrew's background includes investment banking at Wells Fargo Securities, private equity at SNH Capital Partners and financial work for AI training and evaluation.
That experience helps him understand company records, connect financial and operating information, and coordinate the people needed to move a transaction forward. He leads FirmLedge's work from the first conversation through buyer coordination and licensing.
The records
The records behind the work.
Useful records can sit across operating systems, accounting software, email, shared files and backups.
Orders and operations
Orders, jobs, purchasing, inventory, route sales and service history.
Accounting and payments
General ledgers, invoices, receivables, payables and related reporting.
Production and maintenance
Production logs, quality records, maintenance history and operating procedures.
Email and documents
Business correspondence, manuals, project files and the documents surrounding the work.
Records can be especially useful when work can be followed across systems, from an order through production, invoicing and payment. These are examples to explore, not available inventory or automatic eligibility.
We work with operating, closing, closed and sold companies, as well as estates and their advisers. Trustees, receivers and assignees can start with the guide for their estate type. For owners / For estates
What FirmLedge handles
From the initial inventory to your decision.
You review the proposed price and terms. We organize the work that gets an opportunity to that point.
01
Understand the records
We speak with the people who know the systems and prepare an inventory of the records, history, connections and access conditions.
02
Work with relevant buyers
With the source's approval, we describe the opportunity to suitable buyers and seek feedback, pricing and terms.
03
Coordinate the next steps
We organize questions and proposed terms and coordinate with the owner, buyer, technical contacts and advisers as the opportunity progresses.
You see all proposals we receive for the agreed package, with our compensation and who pays FirmLedge disclosed alongside them. We make the proposals easier to compare; the authorized owner or estate decides whether to proceed.
Extraction and preparation are coordinated with buyers or specialists under separately agreed access, scope and costs. Our role and buyer-paid compensation are agreed in writing. Process and approvals / Services and compensation
The first step
A one-page assessment to start.
Prepared at no charge from public records or your description, the initial assessment covers:
- What the public record or your description establishes.
- What records may be available.
- Relevant buyer requirements.
- The main questions and possible next steps.
We distinguish preliminary assumptions from facts confirmed with the systems owner. A detailed inventory may need further discussion. The assessment is not a valuation or an offer; a separate process page explains how a license would run.
You get an initial reply within two business days, and the assessment within five business days of a description we can work from, or a note on what is missing.
Market context
Public reference points.
Reported bids and announced commitments, separate from FirmLedge's work.
Spirit Airlines: a $10 million bid.
Stretto's October 14, 2026 update identifies Google as the successful bidder for de-identified company data. Approval remained pending, with a hearing set for November 6.
micro1: a $1 billion commitment.
On October 9, 2026, micro1 announced a commitment to spend $1 billion over the next 12 months acquiring and licensing enterprise operational data.
These are public reports and announcements, not FirmLedge results or offers for any particular company's records. Sources and context on the Market page.
Contact
Start with a short note.
Keep the first note non-confidential: no files, financial figures, logins or customer names.
Prefer to speak? Call (312) 291-1954.