Industries we serve
For companies where real work happens
A company with 20 or more people and a few years of history will probably fit. This is how six industries see it.
See my numberThe shared trait
We work with established US companies of many kinds. The link between them is not an industry. It is a habit of running the business through software, which leaves a long record of how the work gets done.
Six industries in detail
The pages each cover the records that count in a field and the concern owners in it raise first. Your field does not change your range.
Builders and architects
Submittals, change orders, RFIs and drawing sets, with files the owner controls reviewed project by project.
Construction and architecture in detailCarriers and 3PLs
Claims, exceptions, loads and dispatch notes. Shippers and drivers become placeholders.
Read more about carriers, brokers and 3PLsSoftware teams
Repos, pull requests, tickets and releases, with client-owned code reviewed first.
Read more about software teamsHVAC and home service
Work orders, dispatch and tech notes, with no homeowner names or addresses.
Read more about HVAC and home servicesMedical and dental practices
Scheduling, billing and front office workflows. Only business records, and no patient data.
Medical and dental practices in detailProduction and fabrication
Quality records, work instructions and supplier quotes, with customer drawings checked in scoping.
Read more about fabrication and productionA word for regulated practices
Law firms, accounting firms and healthcare practices carry professional duties toward clients and patients. With these firms, the firm and its own counsel decide the scope, and client or patient data is kept out. We offer no legal advice on licensing.
One path for every industry
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. Originals stay in your systems, no one asks for a password, and nothing goes out until you approve a sample.
Why the worry comes first
Price is rarely the first thing owners raise. What comes first is a concern: privilege, patient files, the customer list, code a client owns. Each page answers that concern first, in plain words, because if the answer is not good enough nothing else matters.
Not listed here?
We also hear from distributors, insurance agencies, finance firms, law and accounting firms, and engineering and professional services firms. Choose your type, or "Other", when the estimate asks. Industry has no effect on the range.