Industry coverage

Recognize your working record.

Nine established industry categories, with examples of the records and systems to assess. Other specialist operations can also be reviewed.

Legal, semiconductor, oil and gas, and video game records are useful starting points for specialist review. Oil and gas and video game businesses use the existing Other estimator option.

Listed sources: MES, fab historians, yield management systems.

We screen for export-controlled technical data before anything moves.

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Listed sources: Flight data systems, MRO platforms.

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Listed sources: Document management systems.

Privilege and confidentiality review comes before anything else.

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Listed sources: LIMS, electronic lab notebooks.

Failed experiments can be valuable because they show what does not work.

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Listed sources: QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite.

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Listed sources: Headcam capture programs, studio archives, defect image libraries.

Rights-cleared with signed releases, or we do not touch it.

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Listed sources: EHR systems, imaging systems, claims platforms.

An applicable business associate agreement is required before access.

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Listed sources: Claims platforms, call records, document systems.

Only approved, de-identified samples may be shared after rights and confidentiality review.

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Listed sources: CAD, BIM, field platforms, document systems.

We screen for client-confidential bid data before anything moves.

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Something else?

Describe a record of real work. We can assess its rights, depth, and potential utility.

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Estimates & economics

Ranges and calculator outputs are estimates, not offers, valuation opinions, completed transactions, or guarantees of buyer demand. The model is not calibrated market pricing. Value depends on rights, quality, utility, scope, and buyer fit. Company size alone does not establish eligibility. The 30-day timeline is an example, not a payout promise.

No upfront fees. DataQuire advises sellers and is paid from license proceeds. Rates and license terms are agreed in writing. See the FAQ and terms.

Rights & handling

You retain your business and data. Licenses define use, scope, retention, duration, and payment. Non-exclusive by default. Exclusivity is never perpetual; 24 months is negotiable. Off-limits lists are binding. Buyers see only approved, de-identified samples under NDA.

Source contracts, client and third-party rights, privilege, personal data, trade secrets, export controls, and participant releases can prevent licensing. Holding a record does not establish licensing rights. De-identification cannot eliminate re-identification or confidentiality risk.

Specialist processing, approved read-only access, encryption, and the intended one-week raw-file hold and deletion require written agreement and technical readiness. See security and custody.

Privacy & referrals

Contact details and draft answers reach DataQuire at the contact step; the full estimate is sent on request. No file uploads. Drafts are saved on your device and can be cleared. Analytics and advertising require consent. See the privacy notice.

Referrals earn 15 percent of year-one revenue, uncapped; renewals pay again. First-link attribution lasts 12 calendar months on the device. Payment is quarterly within 30 days of the lab paying DataQuire, subject to the written agreement and quality rules. Local attribution does not prove a named-account claim.

Legal policies require attorney review. Specialist, authentication, dashboard, and private-channel services remain planned capabilities.