Turn your company data into a new source of revenue.

Buyers can be interested in support histories, sales and CRM workflows, internal documents, project records, and software-development history. The useful asset is often the context connecting decisions, actions, and outcomes. We help you identify which parts of your business fit a relevant requirement.

Value depends on the records, their depth, the rights available, and what a buyer needs. Avelence's calculator models an indicative licensing range from your team size, retained history, and headquarters. A buyer reviews the actual data and proposed terms before making an offer.

No. Avelence does not connect to your systems or ask for credentials. Your company profile describes the systems and history you have. Your team controls any export and agrees how the selected partner prepares and transfers the permitted copy. Buyers receive that copy, not access to your working systems.

The intended asset is the work and business context, not personal identities. The selected partner explains its redaction or de-identification process, access controls, and review arrangements. Your team should confirm that the data can be used as proposed before agreeing to transfer it.

Many licensing arrangements let a company retain ownership, but permitted uses and exclusivity depend on the agreement. A non-exclusive arrangement may allow further licenses. Avelence considers these preferences when assessing licensing fit. The actual proposal defines the rights and restrictions your company would accept.

There is no charge to submit your initial company profile, and no discovery meeting is required to begin. The assessment considers your records and licensing preferences. Any later payment or obligations belong to the terms for a specific opportunity.