Bring your records together
Related documents, messages and files organised into a clear collection, with their original context preserved.
An order, its correspondence and proof of delivery.
Preparation handled within an agreed scope.






We help you uncover the value in your business data, prepare it for licensing and earn revenue on terms you approve.
Years of orders, resolved support cases and project decisions hold knowledge that is hard to recreate. These records already serve your business. With the right preparation and permissions, they can also become an asset you license.
Metis helps assess the opportunity, organise the useful material and connect it with suitable buyers. You retain ownership, approve each deal and receive an agreed share of the revenue.
Everyday business records could become a new source of revenue. We assess and prepare your data for licensing, and handle the commercial discussions. You approve the scope and terms.

Orders, transactions, inventory and delivery records from the day-to-day running of your business.
Recordings and transcripts of sales, support and other conversations with your customers.
Briefs, plans, shared documents and updates created as your team works on projects together.
Source code, commits, reviews and technical documentation accumulated as your software evolves.
Channels, threads and direct messages where your team shares information and coordinates work.
You do not need a finished dataset to start. We help turn the records you already hold into a clear commercial offering, with your team involved at the approval points.
Related documents, messages and files organised into a clear collection, with their original context preserved.
An order, its correspondence and proof of delivery.
Preparation handled within an agreed scope.
Information standardised and histories linked across systems, so scattered records form a dataset that is easier to assess and license.
Stock levels joined to order changes and delivery dates.
A clearer package to present to buyers.
Where new records remain useful, a licence can include agreed updates. Each delivery stays within the scope and terms you approve.
New periods of completed orders or resolved cases.
The potential for an ongoing revenue stream.
We worked with an online marketplace to explore how its operational data could support AI research. The starting point: less administrative work, fewer avoidable errors.
Only the agreed, prepared data is licensed. Personal information and confidential business details are excluded from the package shared with a buyer.
Preparation starts with an agreed scope. This fictional order contains both useful context and private details.
Personal identifiers, contact details, credentials and confidential commercial terms are excluded.
The request, decision and outcome stay connected. The prepared package still needs your review.
What to know about sharing your data and getting started.
Metis helps businesses assess, prepare and license operational data for AI research. We organise useful records and handle commercial discussions with suitable buyers. You approve the package, recipient and terms, retain ownership of your original records and receive an agreed share of licensing revenue.
Potential examples include order and delivery histories, resolved support cases, project documents, code changes and related internal messages. Connected records can show what happened, what decision was made and its outcome. Suitability depends on the actual material, permissions and buyer requirements; not every archive will qualify.
Yes. Your original records remain yours. The licence defines what a buyer may use, with sharing restrictions and retention terms agreed before delivery.
You approve the scope, recipient and permitted use before delivery to a buyer. We start with records you have the right to license and agree the terms with you.
Start with a description of the records, without sending an export. Before a sample is shared, we agree the scope and review the rights and restrictions that apply, including customer, employee and third-party material. Holding a record does not by itself establish the right to license everything it contains.
We assess whether the records fit a buyer’s research needs, how complete and connected they are, the permissions available and the preparation required. Revenue depends on a suitable buyer and an agreed licence. An assessment is not a guaranteed sale or a promise of a particular price.
You receive an agreed share of revenue from licensing approved data. The percentage, payment conditions and any ongoing updates are defined in the agreement. These are discussed for the specific partnership rather than promised as a standard rate or timetable.
We agree what needs to be removed or transformed during preparation. Personal information and confidential business details are excluded from the package shared with a buyer.
A brief description of your records and the systems they live in is enough for an initial conversation. No data export is needed. If there is a fit, we agree a limited sample to assess the opportunity.