Define what is included.
Set approved sources, exclusions and the rights available for licensing before preparing material for licensing review.
For data owners
Bring your company’s data. We help assess it, prepare it and negotiate a license—while you approve the sources, access and terms.
Start with a private brief to review and download.
Sourcehouse handles the assessment, preparation and commercial work with you. The process is shaped around your sources and the rights you hold.
Start with your sources, the work they capture and the rights you hold. We help assess what may be relevant to licensing partners.
Establish origin, check quality, review confidentiality and shape an approved package for licensing diligence.
We help find the right licensing partner and agree permitted use and price. Get paid within 7 days after review and a signed license. The agreement sets acceptance and payment terms.
Protection starts with the scope
No broad raw-data distribution before NDA and commercial diligence. You approve the sources, samples and terms.
Set approved sources, exclusions and the rights available for licensing before preparing material for licensing review.
Identify personal, customer and confidential information. Agree appropriate redaction, de-identification or exclusion.
Document source systems, creation history and quality checks so licensing partners can assess authenticity.
Use the NDA, diligence scope and license to define permitted use, delivery, retention, access and payment.
What matters before you license proprietary data.
AI labs, model developers and teams building evaluation datasets may seek relevant operational records. Demand depends on the domain, quality, rights and intended use.
Specialist knowledge, connected workflows, clear outcomes and reliable origin can matter more than volume alone. A useful dataset also needs rights that permit the proposed use.
We review source-system evidence, export history and timestamps. Independently selected samples can connect delivered records back to the underlying systems. Independent audits may be appropriate.
Privacy and confidentiality are reviewed before disclosure. Redaction, de-identification or exclusion may be needed. Some records may not be suitable for licensing.
Get paid in 7 days after review and a signed license. Your agreement defines acceptance conditions, payment milestones and the actual due date.
Price depends on demand for your data and the proposed license: scope, permitted use, exclusivity, delivery and updates. Advisory fees are agreed before engagement. A signed license sets payment terms.
Start with a high-level description. The next steps depend on how your records are stored and what preparation is needed. Scope and responsibilities are agreed together.
You retain ownership. The agreement grants only the rights specified in the license, with any permitted uses, access, restrictions and retention terms set out in writing.
Start with a description
Prepare a private brief. Nothing is sent automatically.