An order that changed
The original request, an alternative offered, the customer’s approval and the delivery.
Data Advisory
Explore licensing revenue from the records your business already holds
Your service histories, order records and project decisions may be useful to companies developing AI. We help you understand whether those records are worth a closer look.
Discuss your dataStart with a short description. No files needed.
The history may have another use.
The opportunity
Your records may explain how real work gets done
A final invoice says what was billed. The history behind it may show the problem, the decisions made and the result. That context can help AI developers train or evaluate systems against real business situations.
A licence could create revenue from that history. Whether it is suitable depends on the records, the rights to use them and an actual buyer’s requirements.
Understand the opportunityRecognize what you hold
Useful history can begin with an ordinary job
What a service history can show
A fault, the work performed and a recorded result.
- Problem
A customer reports equipment that has stopped working.
- Work
The technician records findings, the work performed and any changes to the plan.
- Result
A test, return visit or customer response records what happened next.
A project decision
What changed, the options the team considered and the decision that shaped the work.
Your business. Your decision.
Understand the opportunity before committing your records
- 01
Begin with what you know
Tell us what your business does and the records you keep. You do not need to gather or export files to begin.
- 02
Know who would handle the work
Before a closer review, agree who would examine the records and what each person would handle.
- 03
Decide whether the terms work for you
Review which records could be used, how they could be used and what you would receive before approving a licence.
How the work develops
A conversation first.
A transaction only if it fits
We help you work out which questions need answering before you commit time or share records.
A specialist broker would handle the detailed review, prepare the data and work with buyers. Legal and security questions need the right professionals. You would know what Havenmont and those specialists are responsible for before starting.
See the steps and responsibilities
Your first conversation
Speak directly with Yuvy Dhaliah
Yuvy leads Havenmont Advisory. Tell him how your business works, what records you keep and what you want to find out.
About HavenmontBefore you enquire
A few practical questions
Do we need to prepare our data first?
No. Describe your business, the systems you use and the records you keep. Any work needed to prepare them comes later.
Does every business have records that qualify?
No. The records need useful detail, permission for the proposed use and a buyer who needs them. Having a large archive does not guarantee a sale.
Who decides whether to go ahead?
You do. Sending an enquiry does not authorize anyone to transfer or license your records.
Contact Havenmont
Could your records support another source of revenue?
Tell us what your business does and the records it holds. Start with a short description. No files needed.
Discuss your data