Sources, examples and accountability
How we prepare our guides
Automati publishes practical resources to help company owners prepare for a data-licensing conversation. We explain the starting questions, identify unknowns and show what needs checking.
Who publishes this work
Automati is operated by Lovemath LLC in Princeton, New Jersey. Guides identify Automati as the publisher and link to the company’s background. We are an independent referrer. A buyer sets its requirements and any offer, and we may receive a referral fee if a deal completes.
About Automati →Sources and changing requirements
When a guide discusses a named program or provider, it links to public source material and states the context. A program’s published criteria describe that program. They are not universal rules for all company data, buyers or countries. Confirm current requirements directly before acting.
A guide’s update date reflects a substantive editorial change. Source-check dates identify when the linked public information was reviewed; they do not promise the source has remained unchanged.
Examples and evidence
Industry examples illustrate possible workflows and record types. They are not completed Automati transactions, accepted datasets or evidence of a likely payout. Customer names, results and buyer relationships belong in a case study only when supported by records and permission to publish.
How AI assists the work
AI tools assist with research, drafting, editing and software development. Automati is responsible for the published material. Source references, product behavior and public claims are checked as part of the publishing workflow. AI assistance does not establish legal rights, buyer acceptance or a record’s value.
What these resources can help with
Use the guides and inventory tools to organize your team’s questions. Your company, its advisers and a buyer need to resolve ownership, confidentiality, personal information, permitted use and agreement terms before any records are shared.
Build a private record inventory →Corrections and questions
If you notice an error, an outdated source or an unclear explanation, email support@automati.org with the page and the point to review. Describe the issue without sending company records or sensitive customer information.