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Sectors we work with

Every field leaves a different trail of work, and each one has its own worry about what should stay private. Choose yours to see both.

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Also a fit

Other companies that get in touch

A team that works in business software daily may well have records that fit too. The estimate asks your industry, and Other is a valid answer.

Finance

Operating and review process, scoped together with your counsel.

Professional services

Proposals, delivery plans and project files.

HVAC and home services

Work orders, dispatch and technician notes.

Distribution

Account service threads, orders and stock questions.

Architecture

RFIs, coordination and drawing revisions.

Engineering

Calculations, design reviews and revision history.

Insurance

Servicing and quoting workflow, with personal data removed.

Law firms

Templates and process records, scoped with your counsel. Privileged material and client matters stay out.

Your sector does not move the estimate

The range comes from team size and years in business, so two companies with the same headcount and history start in the same place, whatever they do. Your sector gives the specialist from License Your Data a sense of your likely systems and the records that need extra care, which makes the 15-minute call useful from the first minute.

The same in every sector

Details change from field to field. The safeguards do not. An NDA is in place from the start. Passwords are never requested. Placeholders replace names and identifiers, your exclusions stay out, and nothing goes out until you approve a sample. Your originals never leave your systems, whatever field you are in.

A note for regulated firms

Where professional confidentiality applies, scope is set with you and your own counsel, and client or patient data is kept out. We never give advice on whether licensing is permitted for your firm.

Whatever your sector, the range takes a minute.

Pick your team size and the estimate opens at the next question.

How many employees does your company have?