Companies we work with

Built for businesses that do real work

Most teams of 20 or more with a few years behind them are a fit. Here is how six fields think about it.

The shared trait

We work with established US companies of many kinds. Industry is not what they have in common. What they share is running the company on software, which leaves a long trail of how the work is done.

A closer look at six fields

The pages each cover the records that count in a field and the concern owners in it raise first. Your industry has no effect on your range.

Construction and architecture

RFIs, submittals, change orders and drawing sets, with owner-controlled files reviewed project by project.

Freight, brokerage and 3PL

Loads, dispatch, exceptions and claims. Drivers and shippers turn into placeholders.

For software teams

Tickets, repos, pull requests and releases, with any client-owned code reviewed first.

HVAC and home services

Tech notes, work orders and dispatch, without homeowner names or addresses.

Healthcare practices

Scheduling, billing and front office workflows. Only business records, and no patient data.

Fabricators and manufacturers

Quality records, work instructions and supplier quotes, with customer drawings checked in scoping.

For regulated firms

Law firms, accounting firms and healthcare practices carry professional duties toward clients and patients. In their case, the scope is agreed with the firm and its own counsel, and no client or patient data goes in. We do not give legal advice about licensing.

The same three steps everywhere

Whatever your business, it runs as a 15-minute call, then a de-identified copy made by License Your Data, then a license on that copy. Your originals stay put, nobody asks for a password, and you approve a sample before anything goes out.

Starting from the concern

Owners almost never open with price. What comes first is a concern: privilege, patient files, the customer list, code a client owns. Every page tackles that worry first, in plain language, because nothing else counts if the answer falls short.

Something else?

We also hear from law and accounting firms, distributors, insurance agencies, finance firms, engineering and professional services firms. Select your business type in the estimate, or choose "Other". Your field does not change the range.

See what range your business falls in

Whatever your field, it is the same three questions.

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