For data owners

Your existing records may have commercial value.

Businesses retain years of operational, analytical and research information. RIDLY helps determine which assets may be suitable for licensing and how to present them to qualified buyers.

Suitable information

What can be evaluated?

Historical project documents, engineering workflows, support records, research datasets, internal operating procedures, and properly authorized healthcare or scientific datasets may be relevant to different buyer mandates.

Any proposed commercial use depends on who owns the information, third-party contracts, applicable privacy requirements and the specific license requested. Medical records and confidential client material require heightened review.

What to prepare

A short inventoryWhat information exists, where it is stored and in which formats.
Time and coverageHow many years of records you retain and what is missing.
Rights and restrictionsWhat your organization owns and what it is permitted to license.
How engagement works

A structured sale process.

Review

Discuss your data inventory, permissions, commercial objectives and likely buyer fit.

Prepare

Document coverage, formats and permitted uses without distributing raw confidential material.

Negotiate

Introduce qualified buyers, coordinate diligence and work toward a written licensing agreement.

Tell us what your company has.

A brief description is enough to begin. Keep all underlying data in your own systems.

Submit a data opportunity