Operations review.xlsx
slack
Gmail
Jira
WhatsApp
Teams
Google Drive
Microsoft 365Conversations that move work forward.
Company email, Slack, Teams, and business WhatsApp conversations, alongside the files that give them context.
Turn your company’s
historical data into revenue.
Your business has spent years creating documents, spreadsheets, emails, and operating records. AI26 connects you with AI research labs interested in licensing that data.
50+ employees 5+ years of operations upto $500k in payouts 60 days turnaround
Operations review.xlsx
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| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Quarterly overview | |||
| 2 | WORKSTREAM | OWNER | PROJECTS | STATUS |
| 3 | Customer success | Alex | 24 | On track |
| 4 | Product delivery | Maya | 18 | On track |
| 5 | Operations | Jamie | 32 | On track |
| 6 | Team enablement | Sam | 12 | Complete |
| 7 | Research | Alex | 8 | Complete |
| 8 | Total projects | 94 |
＋ Q3 overview Workflow history
Data from the tools you use
slack Gmail Jira WhatsApp Excel Teams Google Drive Microsoft 365
AI needs to understand
how work
actually happens.
The conversations, revisions, decisions, and outcomes provide the context that makes business data useful.
Explore the data we’re looking for01 / THE REQUESTA customer asks a question.
02 / THE CONVERSATIONThe team works through it.
03 / THE WORKA plan becomes a project.
04 / THE OUTCOMEA decision. A result. A lesson.
The business data
we’re looking for.
A collection of records that, together, represent how your company operates.
Documents your teams work from.
Reports, presentations, SOPs, proposals, and internal knowledge bases. The knowledge behind your everyday decisions.
Spreadsheets behind the decisions.
Planning models, forecasts, operating reports, and analysis that show how your business thinks.
Records of work getting done.
Project histories, CRM records, support tickets, and the operational details connecting a request to its outcome.
Technical knowledge built over time.
Code repositories, technical documentation, and engineering artifacts that capture how things were built.
Other documents that help you run operations.
Meeting notes, handover documents, checklists, and other internal records that support your day-to-day operations.
Company eligibility criteria
We prioritize established SMB and mid-market companies with substantial operating history and accessible records.
We work with companies based in India, Singapore, UAE,and Germany.
Sell your data50+
Employees
Established teams doing meaningful work.
5+
Years of operations
Real history, with records to match.
Historical depth
Connected records across teams and workflows.
Rights to license
Authority to license the data included.
How it works
01
Tell us about your business.
Share your company size, operating history, and the systems your teams use.
02
Assess the fit.
Review the available data, its historical depth, and its relevance to buyer requirements.
03
Define an eligible package.
Establish what can be included, what needs to be excluded, and the proposed licensing scope.
04
Agree terms and proceed.
If a buyer approves the package, proceed under an agreed licensing and delivery process.
Participation and payment depend on data eligibility, buyer approval, and an agreed license.
Privacy at every step.
Personal information stays private.
We redact all personally identifiable information (PII) before sharing data with AI labs. Your information is never made public.
Protected in transit. Protected at rest.
Data is encrypted during transfer and while stored. Once PII redaction is complete, we delete the original, unredacted data and retain only the redacted version.
FAQ
What does AI26 do?
AI26 connects established businesses with AI research labs interested in licensing real-world operating data. We help businesses explore whether an approved package of historical records could be a fit for a licensing opportunity.
What makes our company’s data valuable?
Historical depth, quality, volume, and connected context all matter. Records that show how work progresses across conversations, documents, decisions, and outcomes can be especially useful. Value also depends on buyer requirements and your rights to license the material.
Does my business qualify?
We prioritize active businesses with at least 50 employees and five years of operations. Strong candidates have meaningful historical records, repeatable workflows, and the authority to license the data included. Meeting these criteria does not guarantee buyer approval.
Can email, Slack, Teams, and WhatsApp be included?
Business communications may be eligible when the required rights and permissions are in place. Personal conversations and employee-owned accounts are not automatically eligible. The scope must be reviewed alongside related files and any restrictions.
What about confidential or client-owned information?
Before data is shared with a third-party AI lab, we remove personally identifiable information and replace names and commercially sensitive figures with non-identifying alternatives. We do not ask you to share bank statements, account details, or other sensitive financial information. Data is handled under confidentiality and security safeguards, and only the redacted package is shared with the lab. Client-owned or otherwise restricted material still requires the appropriate permissions; anything that cannot be licensed is excluded.
Who licenses the data, and how will it be used?
The intended buyers are AI research labs seeking enterprise data for training or evaluation. The buyer, permitted uses, and other conditions should be specified in the licensing agreement before you proceed.
How much could we earn?
There is no fixed payout. Potential value depends on the quality and scope of an eligible package, buyer demand, and agreed terms. Any payment is subject to buyer approval and a completed licensing agreement.
Is this a one-time payment?
The opportunity described here is a one-time license of an approved historical data package. Payment terms, delivery requirements, and the scope of the license are agreed for each transaction.
What is required from our team?
An internal owner should be able to coordinate the initial assessment, identify relevant systems and records, and help review rights and exclusions. The effort required depends on your data and the proposed package.