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We mean retained operating records that show how work happens: quotes, planning decisions, internal procedures, problem resolution and related correspondence. They may be in email, an ERP, project software or shared files. The first review asks what exists, not for the records themselves. Any dataset would need a separate ownership, confidentiality and buyer review.

Automati is an independent referral service. We help you describe the opportunity, identify questions to resolve and prepare a possible buyer introduction. We do not buy the records or determine their price. A buyer decides whether there is a fit and proposes any agreement. Automati may receive a referral fee if a deal completes.

There is no fixed payment per company or employee. A buyer evaluates the retained records, their usefulness, the rights available and its current requirements. An inquiry may result in no offer. Any actual offer needs to come from the buyer in writing.

No. The initial form only asks for contact details and high-level descriptions. Do not send customer records, employee information, confidential documents, passwords or account access. Any later sample or export belongs in a separately agreed process between your company and the buyer.

Yes. Automati welcomes inquiries from companies worldwide. Location and language are part of the review, because each buyer has its own requirements. Being in a particular country does not guarantee eligibility, and records do not need to be entirely in English to submit the form.

There is no universal threshold in our initial form. Tell us your approximate total and desk headcount, the tools holding the work and how far back accessible records go. Company age alone does not establish retained history. The relevant buyer’s current requirements determine fit.

Start with descriptions of records your company may have the right to license. A file being in your systems does not establish ownership. Customer artwork, book content, client projects, personal information and existing contractual restrictions need separate review. Your company and advisers should resolve those questions with the buyer before any records are shared.

The opportunity is a possible data license while you continue running your business. The records included, ownership terms, permitted uses, exclusivity, duration and handling of copies must be set out in the buyer’s agreement. Review those terms before deciding. Completing our form grants no license and does not authorize a buyer introduction.