Customer drawings
If you build to customer drawings under NDA, your contracts decide whether those can be included. Check with your own counsel. Material owned by customers can be left out entirely.
Processes you consider core
You license a de-identified copy, not the know-how itself. Hold back any process, product line or period you want to protect.
The same rules apply
It all starts under NDA. Nothing is sent until you approve a sample, and it costs you nothing.
Why it counts
Why AI labs want it
How a shop turns a quote into a shipped part, with the defects and fixes along the way, is knowledge earned the hard way. Production support models learn from these records, and they almost never appear in public.
How it runs
Your next steps
Get an estimate by answering four questions. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls to set up a 15-minute call. If you continue, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy, you approve a sample, and buyers license the copy.
Where to start
Where your useful records sit
You do not need all of them. A single well kept system can be enough to start.
Corrective actions and quality
How a defect is tracked to its root cause and permanently fixed.
Routings and work instructions
How each job is set up, run and inspected.
RFQs and supplier quotes
How parts get sourced and prices negotiated.
Production records
How lead times, output and scrap move over time.
What manufacturers ask
Do we give up ownership of anything?
No. Your originals remain in your systems and stay yours.
What about supplier names?
Supplier, customer and staff names are all replaced with placeholders.
Do drawings have to be part of it?
No. Drawings can be left out, since quality, routing and supplier records are often enough.