Sectors
Each sector starts with its own question
Open the page that best matches your business to see the records that count and what can stay out.
See my estimateSix sector pages
On each page you will find the records that tend to count in that field, the first concern owners raise and what you can keep back.
Construction and architecture
Restricted sites, bid pricing and drawings that belong to the owner.
Read moreEngineering and product design
Designs clients shared under NDA, plus controlled technical data.
Open pageHVAC and home services
Homeowner names, addresses and your customer list.
Read moreAccounting and tax practices
Client files and taxpayer data never go in.
Open pageMedical and dental practice operations
Operations records alone, with patient data left out.
Read moreSoftware and IT services
Customer data in tickets, client code and the products you build.
Read moreThe same rules in every sector
- Under NDA. Every discussion begins under an NDA.
- Originals stay where they are. In their place, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy.
- Placeholders. They take the place of names and identifiers before release.
- Exclusions you choose. Keep out whichever system, folder, client or matter you want.
- A sample first. You approve it before anything goes out.
Not listed here?
The form also covers freight and 3PL, distribution, manufacturing, insurance, finance, law, professional services and an Other option. Every one of these keeps years of email, files and history in its tools.
Policyholder data and customer account data stay out for insurers and financial firms. Law firms decide scope with us together with their counsel, and client data stays out. Legal advice is not something we offer.
What every sector page answers
- Which records count. The everyday files and threads that show how work is done in that line of business.
- The first worry. The concern owners in that sector raise before anything else, and how it is handled.
- What you can hold back. Beyond the universal rules, the particular things you may keep out.
Sector and your estimate
Team size and years in business are what set your range. The form asks for your sector in question three. It gives License Your Data context before the call and never changes the estimate.
What makes records useful is the same in any sector: a team in the same tools for several years, leaving a written trail of real work.
Read the closest sector page, then pick your team size below to begin. The specialist who calls will already have your answers, so the 15-minute call can stay on your own tools and exclusions.