The company closes.
Its knowledge doesn’t have to.
Your company’s operational records may still have value. We coordinate their export, specialist anonymization, and licensing to AI research labs. Proceeds go to the company or its estate.
No cost to the seller. The buyer pays our fee.
Years of working knowledge
Email · Chat · Tickets · CRM · Projects
Anonymized for licensing
Personal data and identifiers removed
A defined, licensed use
Terms agreed before delivery
Before the accounts close,
consider what’s inside.
Years of decisions, customer conversations, and resolved problems live in company systems. When subscriptions end, those records can disappear with them.
They rarely make the asset list. We help you assess whether they can support a data license before access is lost.
A clear path.
A small ask.
One admin login + one signature is the intended starting point, subject to access and approval requirements.
Start with three questions.
Which systems did you use, how many people worked there, and for how many years? We use those details to assess the opportunity.
Confirm who can authorize it.
The founder, board, assignee, or trustee with authority over company assets approves the agreement.
We coordinate the export.
Salience manages export and handoff to an independent anonymization specialist. The partner removes identifying information before delivery to a buyer.
Proceeds go to the estate.
The buyer pays for the license and pays Salience’s fee. There is no cost to the seller.
Every company leaves
a different record.
Value depends on the depth, coverage, and usability of the records, together with buyer demand. A quote starts with what you have.
Tell us about your systems ↗A quote is an assessment, not a promise of a completed license.
Another asset to consider.
The same duty of care.
Bring operational records into your wind-down review. We can discuss a repeatable process across your engagements, with authority, permitted use, and data handling documented before export.
Proceeds belong to the company or estate, not to individuals.
Talk to usA direct line from
first question to handoff.
We help companies consider the value of their operational records as they wind down. We coordinate the export, specialist anonymization partners, and buyer conversations.
If you received an email from us, this is the work behind it. You can reply directly or start with the three questions on our quote page.
jettlaisure@saliencestudios.com ↗A closer look.
Who has to approve a data license?
The person or entity with authority over the company’s assets must approve the agreement. Existing contracts, privacy obligations, and restrictions need to be reviewed with counsel before any export or license.
Who does the anonymization?
Independent specialist anonymization partners handle that work. The agreed scope addresses personal information, customer identifiers, credentials, and financial account data before delivery to a buyer. Salience coordinates the process; it does not perform anonymization.
Does Salience see the raw data?
Coordinating an export can involve access to source records. Access, transfer arrangements, retention, and deletion must be documented in the engagement before credentials or records are shared. Contact us to discuss the handling plan for your systems.
What if the accounts are already deleted?
Available backups or retained exports may still be relevant. If the records have been permanently deleted and there is no backup, they cannot be included. Tell us which systems are still accessible.
What if an assignee or trustee controls the company?
We work with the authorized representative, including an ABC assignee or trustee. Any proposed license needs to fit the applicable approval process; proceeds go to the company or its estate.
Who are the buyers?
The intended buyers are AI research labs licensing operational records for model training. Buyer identity, permitted use, and licensing terms are addressed as part of a proposed transaction. No specific buyer or transaction is guaranteed.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
We will reply to your initial inquiry within two business days. Transaction timing depends on access, review, anonymization, and buyer requirements. There is no cost to the seller; the buyer pays Salience’s fee.
Which systems can be considered?
Email, chat, support tickets, CRM, and project records from systems such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Teams, Zendesk, Intercom, HubSpot, Salesforce, Jira, Notion, and Asana. Export feasibility is assessed for each engagement.