What company data AI buyers license

AI developers license the records a company produces while it works: the email, chat, documents, tickets and code that show how a real team handled real customers and projects. Pick a kind of data for what buyers say about it, what to leave out, how to export it and how long the vendor keeps it after you cancel.

Which buyers name which data

From each buyer’s own page for companies, last checked November 9, 2026. A buyer that does not name a kind of data may still take it; ask.

DataTypical systemsBuyers that name it
EmailGmail (Google Workspace), Outlook (Microsoft 365)Mode, Troveo, Mercor, micro1
Team chatSlack, Microsoft Teams, Google ChatTroveo, Mode, Mercor, micro1
Documents and filesGoogle Drive, SharePoint and OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Notion, ConfluenceMode, Troveo, Mercor, micro1
Support ticketsZendesk, Intercom, Jira Service Management, help-desk toolsmicro1, Nyne, Troveo, Mode
CRM and sales recordsSalesforce, HubSpotMercor, Mode, Troveo, Nyne, micro1
Source codeGitHub, GitLab, BitbucketMercor, Troveo, micro1
Projects and tasksJira, Asana, Monday.com, Linear, NotionTroveo, Mode, Nyne, micro1
Meeting and call recordingsZoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, call-recording toolsMode, Troveo

What makes any of it worth licensing

  • Years of history. micro1 says several years of records across several systems make a stronger fit; Nyne asks for three years in business.
  • Several connected systems. A ticket that links to a CRM record, an email thread and a document shows a whole piece of work. Mercor says compensation depends on the tools connected.
  • Your own records. Data you hold for clients, such as a law firm’s matter files or a SaaS product’s customer database, is usually not yours to license.

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