For businesses
Your work records could earn licensing revenue.
A buyer may pay for permission to use a defined collection of your records. Korra helps you review the source, prepare the scope, and assess a licensing proposal.
See if your data qualifies
Start with a complete
business task.
A complete support case. A decision with its context. A procedure applied to a real task.
Those are useful places to begin an inventory.
What might be useful?
- Records that show a request, the actions taken, and an outcome
- Specialist work with enough context to understand a decision
- A known source, date range, and consistent structure
- Permissions that can cover the proposed use
A buyer looks for records that match a specific learning task. More records alone do not establish a useful dataset.
Eight places to look.
Inventory the sources you already hold. You do not need to connect your software to start.
Team conversations
The discussion behind a decision.
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Business email
Requests, replies, and the work between.
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Sales records
From first inquiry to a recorded outcome.
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Customer support
A problem, a response, a resolution.
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Documents and guides
The knowledge that makes a task possible.
Explore these recordsApproved call transcripts
Spoken work, with the right permissions.
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The steps, rules, and exceptions of a task.
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AI review and feedback
An output, a correction, and the reason.
Explore these recordsReal tasks across
business teams.
These are illustrative examples. The useful detail is how the task was handled and which questions its source can answer.
Software and engineering
A fault report, the investigation, the accepted fix, and the checks that passed.
Can the source separate a resolved incident from an untested suggestion?
Finance and accounting
A discrepancy, the supporting entries, the reconciliation steps, and the approved correction.
Which financial, account, or personal details must be excluded?
Customer operations
A service request, the decisions about handling it, and confirmation that the issue was resolved.
What does a successful result mean for this type of request?
Sales
A scope request, the needs discussion, a revised proposal, and the recorded decision.
Are the reasons for qualification or rejection available and permitted for use?
Legal and contract administration
A contract change request, the routing and approval record, and the version approved for signing.
Which privileged, confidential, or third-party materials are outside the scope?
Logistics
A shipment exception, the options considered, the revised route, and the delivery outcome.
Can the record distinguish a proposed route from the one actually used?
Clear scope.
Your decision.
A licence gives defined permission to use data. It does not, by itself, transfer ownership. Identify who owns the source and confirm permitted use, exclusivity, rights in prepared outputs, and payment conditions in the written agreement.
Read about permissions and privacyBefore you share
- Confirm the rights and restrictions that cover each source
- Agree a controlled sample review
- Define permitted use, access, and retention in writing
- Keep a record of the approved delivery
Buyer interest and payment depend on a specific agreement. The initial assessment does not promise either.
Your records are a good place to start.
Tell us what your team records. We will help you understand the next questions to ask.