A regional haulage company
A family-run carrier with more than ten years of trading holds trip logs, delivery records, maintenance histories and route data. A buyer might be interested in how that operational history is structured.
What a data partnership
could look like.
Illustrative examples of established businesses and the records AI data buyers may be interested in. These are scenarios, not real clients, and the details are anonymised.
A mid-sized engineering contractor
A contractor with long-running project files, quotes, site reports and completion records. A buyer might be interested in how real projects are scoped, priced and delivered.
A small components manufacturer
A workshop with production records, quality checks, supplier orders and pricing history built up over many years. A buyer might be interested in how production decisions are recorded.
An established accounting practice
A firm with years of engagement records and workflow histories. Client confidentiality comes first, so any approach would depend on what can properly be anonymised and shared.
Illustrative examples only: these are not real Intronave clients, deals or results, and not a prediction for any business. No match, offer or payment is guaranteed.
Three simple steps
1. A short call. We learn about your business and the kinds of records you hold. Please don’t send sensitive data.
2. An introduction. If there looks to be a fit, we introduce you to a suitable buyer.
3. You agree terms directly. The business and the buyer agree scope, licence and price between themselves. Intronave does not negotiate the deal or handle the data.
Explore a potential fit
Every company’s situation is different.
Start with a high-level conversation about your business. Don’t send sensitive data.