Finance + accounting
QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite and similar systems: invoices, estimates, AP and AR, and the transaction history behind them.
Company data partnerships
Nyne pays businesses to license anonymized historical data from the tools they already use: accounting, CRM, scheduling and project management. That record of how real work gets done helps AI companies understand how real businesses actually operate.
$100K+
Depending on the type and amount of data available, partnerships are commonly worth $100K or more.
What we license
The most valuable data is the operating history your business already generates every day. Three categories cover most partnerships.
QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite and similar systems: invoices, estimates, AP and AR, and the transaction history behind them.
Salesforce or HubSpot CRM, service histories, support tickets, and the record of how requests and issues got resolved.
Jobs, dispatch, calendars, Asana or Jira, and the project and service records that show work moving start to finish.
The estimator
Answer three questions about your business and get an instant, confidential estimate of your data's licensing value.
How the partnership works
The first call scopes the project: fifteen minutes to map which systems you have, what that data could be worth, and how the process works. No preparation or commitment required.
15 minutes. No preparation, no commitment.
Systems, scope, rights, and acceptance criteria.
Bounded export, normalize, organize, de-identify.
Governed delivery under a paid agreement.
What protects you
Use, data categories, volume, privacy constraints, and acceptance criteria are agreed before anything is collected or transferred.
Transfer is not treated as an unrestricted handoff. Ownership and granted rights remain governed by your agreement.
Cleanup rules are matched to your source and approved use, then tested against the agreed release standard before release.
Terms set per engagement, with deletion and suppression workflows. No indefinite use outside the agreed scope.
FAQ
It depends on which systems you run, how many people generate data in them, and how many years of history you hold. Partnerships are commonly worth $100K or more. The fastest way to find out is the free data value estimator: three questions, about 30 seconds, no email required.
Yes, when it is done under a proper licensing agreement covering the data you have the rights to share. Every Nyne partnership fixes the purpose, data categories, volume, privacy constraints and acceptance criteria in an engagement-specific agreement before anything is collected or transferred. This page is an informational overview, not legal advice.
Data is de-identified before release. Cleanup rules are matched to your source systems and the approved use, then tested against the agreed release standard. Names, identifiers and customer-specific details are removed, and you can exclude categories entirely.
Finance and accounting systems such as QuickBooks, Xero and NetSuite; CRM and support systems such as Salesforce and HubSpot, including service histories and tickets; and scheduling, dispatch and project management tools such as Asana and Jira. If your business runs on other systems, that history is often just as valuable.
AI companies license it to train models on how real businesses actually operate: how invoices move, how support requests get resolved, how projects run start to finish. Use is restricted to the purpose fixed in your agreement.
No. Transfer is not an unrestricted handoff. Ownership and granted rights remain governed by your agreement, with retention and deletion terms set per engagement, including deletion and suppression workflows.
You are paid under a licensing agreement whose scope, rights and acceptance criteria are agreed up front. Amounts depend on the type and volume of data available. Start with an instant estimate or a scoping call.
Fifteen minutes to map which systems you have, what that data could be worth, and how the process works. No preparation and no commitment required. Pick a time.
Engagement-specific agreements control. Informational overview; not legal advice.