Other companies buy the kind of records you already keep.
Order histories, delivery logs, support tickets, inspection reports. Some of what an established company records has a buyer. We find out whether yours does, and introduce you if it does.
Tell us what you keepThere's nothing to send. We start with a conversation.
The sort of records that can have a market
Order and sales history
Who bought what, when, and at what price, over several years.
Delivery and fleet logs
Journeys, timings, fuel use, breakdowns and maintenance.
Customer service records
What people asked, how it was answered, and how long it took.
Inspection and compliance reports
Findings and outcomes, recorded the same way for years.
Surveys, product data and research can count too. Not all of it can be sold, and some of it can't be shared at all. Part of our job is telling you which is which.
How it works
A short call
Tell us what your company does and what it keeps. Nothing is sent.
A proper look
How rare it is, how many years it covers, whether the rights are yours, and whether anyone would want it.
You decide
If there's a fit, we approach buyers, only with your agreement. You can stop at any point.
If your records aren't worth selling, we'll tell you so.
Straight answers
What about personal data?
UK GDPR applies to it. We only go ahead where you have the right to share the data, and that can mean removing identifying details first. We raise any problem at the start.
Will you definitely find a buyer?
No, and we can't promise a price either. Some records have no market. If yours don't, you'll hear it from us early.
Who is this for?
Established UK companies, mostly with 30 or more employees, in sectors such as logistics, manufacturing, professional services, software and retail.
Tell us a little about your business
We'll reply by email to arrange a call.
We only use your details to answer you.