DataNexx guides
Plain-English data licensing guides for companies that hold useful data, and for the AI teams that need it.
These data licensing guides are written for data owners first. That means hospitals, laboratories, manufacturers, insurers, law firms and other companies that hold years of records and want to know whether AI developers would license them. Each guide answers the questions owners ask before a first conversation: what makes data valuable, who has to approve it, how privacy rules apply and how a licensing deal moves from a short description to payment.
AI teams are our second audience. If you build models and need real-world data, the same guides show what data owners must check before they can license anything. That helps you write a request that owners can say yes to.
We keep the guides practical: short answers, checklists and links to official sources such as HHS, the European Commission and the UK ICO. We do not publish price estimates or invent figures. Every licensing decision depends on the specific data, the rights behind it and local law, so treat each guide as a starting point, not legal advice.
How we help companies license data to AI developers, with no fee to the data owner.
How AI teams request custom datasets with documented rights.
Laboratory data
A practical lab archive manifest: separate samples, tests and files, trace raw signals to released results, and describe what your records really preserve.
AI buyer guide
A reusable sourcing-brief worksheet for AI teams, with an illustrative laboratory example and clear distinctions between requirements, preferences and unknowns.
Data owner guide
How operating companies can map one workflow across email, CRM, tickets and ERP, show how records link, and describe outcomes and permissions without exporting anything.
Manufacturing data
A job-history inventory for manufacturers: link enquiries, quotes, revisions, work orders, inspection and invoices, and record what each outcome actually proves.
CAD & engineering
An inventory guide for electronics companies: tell native KiCad and Altium projects from outputs, match schematics to layouts by revision and record design state and rights.
CAD & engineering
A starting worksheet for manufacturers and engineering firms assessing CAD archives, design histories, available formats and authority for a potential licensing discussion.
CAD & engineering
A drawing archive checklist for engineering firms and manufacturers: distinguish sources from exports, document revisions and confirm links to the correct 3D models.
CAD & engineering
A CFD case manifest for simulation consultancies and R&D teams: connect results to geometry, mesh, operating conditions, solver setup and the checks actually performed.
Healthcare data
A worksheet for hospitals and clinic groups to describe an EHR archive: what it covers, how records connect, what the dates mean and where the gaps are.
Data owner guide
Who buys business data, what makes it valuable, how a licensing deal works step by step, and what to prepare before you talk to a buyer.
Healthcare data
How hospitals, clinics, laboratories and imaging centers can license de-identified data to AI developers, and how HIPAA de-identification works.