Who takes a builder's project records
6 of 8 buyers on this board name job, project or other operating records on their own pages, newest read 28 October 2026.
Whether project or job records are named
How it takes a business's records
What it asks for, quoted
First step for a business
Its line on ownership, consent and customer details
Every answer from every buyer
Read across a row for one buyer's answers, and open any of them for the quoted sentence, its page and the read date. A "not stated" cell means the page does not speak to that question.
| Buyer | How it takes a business's records | Whether project or job records are named | What it asks for, quoted | First step for a business | Its line on ownership, consent and customer details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grepped | lists the records for other buyers | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | Records, tables, logs, and exports from the systems that run the business: pipelines… | Answer a few questions about your company and see an estimated payout range in 2 minutes. | We strip customer names, contact details, and identifying information before anything… |
| License My Data | arranges the sale for the business | names other kinds of data only | System names, volumes and years of history. Never messages or files. | What you hold, roughly how much, and where your rights stand. | Ownership never transfers. No licensee ever receives identifiable material. |
| Maryah | arranges the sale for the business | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | Linked records show how real work gets done, from a customer’s first email to the final… | Your team size, sector, tools and record history. No files or system connections. | Compare real offers in your portal. You approve the scope, price and terms. |
| Mercor | pays the business for a licence | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | Compensation is based on data volume, the tools you connect, and the depth of your data. | Choose from 100+ supported tools and link your accounts. | No data leaves your systems until you approve it. |
| micro1 | pays the business for a licence | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | We identify licensable datasets across your business and tailor an offer based on the… | You securely transfer your data through our APIs or other approved methods. | Personal and identifying information is removed or transformed before your data is shared… |
| Mode | pays the business for a licence | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | We agree on the systems and date ranges before any export. | Peak desk employees (optional) | not statedNot addressed in Data page |
| Nyne | pays the business for a licence | varies by document | Examples include project histories, support tickets, CRM activity and operational… | The first call scopes the project: fifteen minutes to map which systems you have, what… | Your ability to export a record does not by itself establish permission to license it. |
| Polyshares | pays the business for a licence | names job, project, workflow or other operating records | Slack and Teams, Drive and SharePoint, email, CRM history, support tickets, design files… Not addressed in Case studies page | Offer within one to two weeks of your intake, papered right after. | You keep the business and the underlying data. The license is defined and bounded. Not addressed in Case studies page |
The 50 sentences the answers come from
- Grepped, For businesses page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
Approved listings reach AI labs. When they purchase, the money comes to you.
- Grepped, For businesses page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
Tickets and project work captured end to end: the brief, the steps taken, the back-and-forth, and the finished result.
- Grepped, For businesses page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
Records, tables, logs, and exports from the systems that run the business: pipelines, invoices, ledgers, and orders.
- Grepped, For businesses page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
Answer a few questions about your company and see an estimated payout range in 2 minutes.
- Grepped, For businesses page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
We strip customer names, contact details, and identifying information before anything leaves processing.
- License My Data, Home page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
We are paid out of the transaction, by the processor or licensee, never by you.
- License My Data, Home page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
License your clinical records, film and animation for AI training.
- License My Data, Home page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
System names, volumes and years of history. Never messages or files.
- License My Data, Home page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
What you hold, roughly how much, and where your rights stand.
- License My Data, Home page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
Ownership never transfers. No licensee ever receives identifiable material.
- Maryah, Business data page, read 2026-10-28, How it takes a business's records:
We review the dataset and licensing rights, then approach suitable buyers.
- Maryah, Business data page, read 2026-10-28, Whether project or job records are named:
Briefs, tasks and changes that connect the original plan to completed work.
- Maryah, Business data page, read 2026-10-28, What it asks for, quoted:
Linked records show how real work gets done, from a customer’s first email to the final outcome.
- Maryah, Business data page, read 2026-10-28, First step for a business:
Your team size, sector, tools and record history. No files or system connections.
- Maryah, Business data page, read 2026-10-28, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
Compare real offers in your portal. You approve the scope, price and terms.
- Mercor, Data page, read 2026-10-23, How it takes a business's records:
We license it, package it, and pay you for it.
- Mercor, Data page, read 2026-10-23, Whether project or job records are named:
Work orders, QA logs, spec sheets
- Mercor, Data page, read 2026-10-23, What it asks for, quoted:
Compensation is based on data volume, the tools you connect, and the depth of your data.
- Mercor, Data page, read 2026-10-23, First step for a business:
Choose from 100+ supported tools and link your accounts.
- Mercor, Data page, read 2026-10-23, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
No data leaves your systems until you approve it.
- micro1, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
We license data generated through your company’s everyday operations.
- micro1, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
Operational SOPs, logistics processes, fulfillment workflows, inventory management, and internal operations
- micro1, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
We identify licensable datasets across your business and tailor an offer based on the nature, scale, and value of your data.
- micro1, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
You securely transfer your data through our APIs or other approved methods.
- micro1, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
Personal and identifying information is removed or transformed before your data is shared with third parties
- Mode, Data page, read 2026-10-28, How it takes a business's records:
Get paid for the operating history your business or nonprofit already owns.
- Mode, Data page, read 2026-10-28, Whether project or job records are named:
Invoices, payments, and work systems
- Mode, Data page, read 2026-10-28, What it asks for, quoted:
We agree on the systems and date ranges before any export.
- Mode, Data page, read 2026-10-28, First step for a business:
Peak desk employees (optional)
- Mode, Data page, read 2026-10-28, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details: No answer on the page, which ran to 8,964 characters when read on 2026-10-28.
- Nyne, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
We partner with you to license your company's data.
- Nyne, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
Full conversation histories, threads, participants, and reply structure preserved intact.
- Nyne, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
CRM, HR, ERP, and support records from the core systems teams operate in every day.
- Nyne, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
Build a detailed inventory of your tools, data sizes and history.
- Nyne, Data partnerships page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
Employee and customer identities in the delivered package
- Nyne, Sell company data page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
Nyne pays businesses to license anonymized historical data from the tools they already use: accounting, CRM, scheduling and project management.
- Nyne, Sell company data page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
Jobs, dispatch, calendars, Asana or Jira, and the project and service records that show work moving start to finish.
- Nyne, Sell company data page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
Examples include project histories, support tickets, CRM activity and operational documentation.
- Nyne, Sell company data page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
The first call scopes the project: fifteen minutes to map which systems you have, what that data could be worth, and how the process works.
- Nyne, Sell company data page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
Your ability to export a record does not by itself establish permission to license it.
- Polyshares, Data licensing page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
We license the operating record directly from the company that produced it, pay for it ourselves, and supply the AI labs.
- Polyshares, Data licensing page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
It is the record of how the work actually got done, accumulated year after year as a byproduct of running.
- Polyshares, Data licensing page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted:
Slack and Teams, Drive and SharePoint, email, CRM history, support tickets, design files, call recordings, accounting and ERP exports.
- Polyshares, Data licensing page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
Offer within one to two weeks of your intake, papered right after.
- Polyshares, Data licensing page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details:
You keep the business and the underlying data. The license is defined and bounded.
- Polyshares, Case studies page, read 2026-10-27, How it takes a business's records:
A selection of operational records Polyshares has bought, anonymized, and supplied to AI labs, across sectors and company sizes.
- Polyshares, Case studies page, read 2026-10-27, Whether project or job records are named:
Perpetual exclusive license to the operational record. Anonymized before delivery.
- Polyshares, Case studies page, read 2026-10-27, What it asks for, quoted: No answer on the page, which ran to 1,331 characters when read on 2026-10-27.
- Polyshares, Case studies page, read 2026-10-27, First step for a business:
Every license starts with the same intake used by any seller: a few questions about the company's systems and data.
- Polyshares, Case studies page, read 2026-10-27, Its line on ownership, consent and customer details: No answer on the page, which ran to 1,331 characters when read on 2026-10-27.
Read, then left out
After reading, 2 named documents were excluded as off the board's subject; the reasons sit below. They count as read but give no answers.
- Protege, data provider: the stored read of Protege's page opens on its cookie consent banner; nothing is recorded from it until a full read is stored
- FileYield, data buyers: FileYield's page is a guide that names buyers; it is a secondary for name discovery, not a buyer's own supply page
Method
Each buyer's own buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages were read through estate-fetch and stored whole (sha256 on every row).
For every page, five questions were answered from its own words: how it takes a business's records, whether project or job records are named, what it asks for, quoted, first step for a business, its line on ownership, consent and customer details.
Every stated answer carries the sentence it rests on, checked against the stored text; 'not stated' means the page read does not address the question.
A buyer with several pages reads 'varies' where they disagree.
8 buyers, 10 pages.
Where we looked (12)
- Polyshares, data licensing (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Polyshares, track record (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Nyne, sell company data (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Nyne, data partnerships (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Mercor, data (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- micro1, data partnerships (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Grepped, for businesses (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Maryah, business data (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Protege, data provider (read, set aside)
- License My Data (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- Mode, data (quoted for reporting from the publisher's buyer, partner and sell-your-data pages)
- FileYield, data buyers (read, set aside)
Reference or embed these figures
6 of 8 buyers on this board name job, project or other operating records on their own pages, newest read 28 October 2026.
How it takes a business's records, by buyer: pays the business for a licence 5 of 8, arranges the sale for the business 2 of 8, lists the records for other buyers 1 of 8 (8 buyers, read 28 October 2026).
Whether project or job records are named, by buyer: names job, project, workflow or other operating records 6 of 8, names other kinds of data only 1 of 8, varies 1 of 8 (8 buyers, read 28 October 2026).
What it asks for, quoted, by buyer: stated 8 of 8 (8 buyers, read 28 October 2026).
First step for a business, by buyer: stated 8 of 8 (8 buyers, read 28 October 2026).
Its line on ownership, consent and customer details, by buyer: stated 7 of 8, not stated 1 of 8 (8 buyers, read 28 October 2026).
Citation: "Who takes a builder's project records", updated 2026-10-28, https://sellhomebuilderdatatoai.com/datasets/homebuilder-data-buyers/.
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