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SwiftReach Advisory Data brokering

Your company’s data
now has a market.

AI developers need real records of how business gets done, and established companies have years of them. We help you find out whether yours can be licensed, and bring in the partners who can do it properly.

01 / Why now

AI developers need
what you already have.

The companies building AI models want real business workflows: how people make decisions, handle exceptions, and get work done. That history cannot be invented. It sits in the systems established companies have run for years.

Your accounting system, customer records, support tickets, and operating records were built to run your business. They have also become something AI developers will license. That demand is recent, and nobody knows how long it will last in its current form.

02 / What may be valuable

Records your business
created along the way.

A finished invoice shows a result. The request, the discussion, the correction, and the approval behind it show how the work was done. That history is what AI developers are looking for.

01

Accounting and finance records

How transactions were recorded, corrected, approved, and closed over time.

02

Customer and sales records

How accounts were won, served, renewed, and lost.

03

Support and service history

How problems were raised, handled, escalated, and resolved.

04

Operating records

How work was planned, assigned, checked, and delivered.

03 / Where we look

Established businesses,
not software companies.

Useful records are not limited to technology firms. They build up wherever experienced people have done specialist work for years. These are examples, not a promise that any one sector is in demand.

01

Freight and logistics

Shipments, delivery documents, and the messages that explain how a billing or delivery problem was settled.

02

Insurance brokerages

Quotes, renewals, and the service history on each account.

03

Accounting and bookkeeping

Reconciliations, corrections, and the reasoning behind them.

04

Construction and the trades

Site questions and answers, job notes, and what actually fixed the problem.

05

Manufacturing and maintenance

Equipment faults, the repairs tried, and the result.

06

Distribution and wholesale

Orders, substitutions, returns, and how each exception was resolved.

04 / What licensing means

You keep your records
and your business.

A licence gives a buyer permission to use an agreed set of material, for agreed purposes, for an agreed period. The agreement defines all three. Your records stay yours, and your systems keep running as they do today.

This is not a sale of the company, a fundraising, or a loan. It is a question of whether one defined asset can earn additional revenue.

Whether any of it can be licensed depends on what it contains, who it concerns, and the commitments you have made. That is assessed before anything moves.

05 / How it works

From a first conversation
to the right partner.

  1. 01

    A first conversation

    You describe what your company does, which systems hold your history, and how far back it goes. You do not send us any files.

  2. 02

    An honest first view

    We tell you whether we see a likely licensing opportunity, and what would need to be true.

  3. 03

    The right partner

    If we do, we introduce a specialist data-licensing partner to assess it in detail.

  4. 04

    Diligence and handling

    The partner leads compliance, security, and data handling, including what must be removed or protected.

  5. 05

    Your decision

    You decide whether to proceed, with which data, and on what terms.

06 / A partner, not a vendor

We are not selling
you anything.

We are not a data vendor. Our role is to find companies whose data may be valuable, explain the opportunity plainly, and bring in the partners who can carry it out.

  • We do not buy, hold, or resell your data.
  • We do not ask you to send us records. If data is shared later, it goes directly to the partner, through its own process.
  • We do not promise a price or a transaction. Both depend on your data, your right to license it, and demand.
  • We tell you early if we do not see an opportunity.
  • Specialist partners lead compliance, security, data handling, and execution.

Common questions

Before you
get in touch.

Do you buy our data?

No. We do not buy, hold, or resell data. We identify the opportunity and introduce specialist partners who carry out the licensing.

Who would license it?

Companies developing AI models, through licensing partners who work with them.

Is it safe and lawful to license our data?

That depends on what the data contains and on the commitments you have made to customers, staff, and regulators. A specialist partner leads that assessment, and it comes before any data is shared.

Do you guarantee a transaction or a price?

No. Whether your data can be licensed, and on what terms, depends on the data itself, your right to license it, and demand at the time.

How does this relate to your demand generation work?

It is a separate offer. Our main work is creating qualified opportunities for clients. This applies the same care to a different question: whether your company’s data has a market.

Start a conversation

Discuss
your data.

Tell us what your company does, which systems hold your operating history, and roughly how far back it goes. A short note is enough, and there is no need to send any files.

Get in touch