Law firms
Privileged material comes out, and client matters may stay out of scope. Your counsel helps decide the rest.
Open the note for law firmsBy industry
A short note for each industry
We wrote a short page for each of the six industries that bring the most specific questions from owners. Every other business type in our estimate is welcome too.
Check my estimateOne thing to know first
Knowing your industry helps line you up with suitable buyers. It never changes your estimate, which depends on team size and years in business. What matters most is that your work runs through business software and that you have some years of history in it.
Every note lists the records that usually come up in that field and the first worry owners bring to us. They give the 15-minute call a starting point and make no promise about the interest of any buyer. The same rules apply in every field: your originals stay in your systems, names and identifiers are swapped for placeholders, and you sign off on a sample before anything is shared.
What never changes by industry
- Nothing original moves. License Your Data uses a copy limited to what you sign off on.
- No passwords. Nobody asks for logins, keys or passwords in any industry.
- Identifiers swapped. The copy uses placeholders in place of people, clients and company names.
- You decide scope. Any system, folder, client or matter can be excluded, and you see a sample first.
Your industry is not listed?
The estimate also covers distribution, construction, insurance, finance, professional services, HVAC and home services. In the questions, choose the nearest fit or select Other. Your call with the License Your Data specialist covers your systems just as it would for anyone else, and you can keep out whatever you like.
Where a business holds client or patient information, you and your counsel decide scope, and that information is kept out. We give no advice on whether licensing is lawful or suitable for your business.
Notes for six fields
Accounting firms
You can keep client files and taxpayer data out. The focus is on your methods.
Open the note for accounting firmsPractice operations
Only the business side is in scope. Patient data is always kept out.
Read the healthcare operations noteFreight, 3PL and logistics
Your load history, minus your customer list. Names of customers, carriers and drivers are swapped out.
Read the freight and logistics noteManufacturing
Your production and quality records. Controlled work and customer drawings can stay out.
Open the note for manufacturersSoftware
Your tickets, code reviews and releases. Customer data and code your clients own can be kept out.
See the software noteWhatever the industry, start with the same three questions.
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