A company's next
chapter could be
in its data.
We help companies and estates preserve data, find buyers, and recover value.
Years of work.
Value worth preserving.
Your company’s documents, code, and workflows may hold value—even after operations end.
Internal knowledge
Documents, research, and playbooks.
Technical work
Code, technical docs, and logs.
Work in context
Eligible email and chat archives.
Operational records
Support records, workflows, and datasets.
Built for business
transitions.
We work with company and estate teams to preserve data and explore a sale.
More potential value for the estate.
Identify eligible data and pursue a sale with required approvals.
Built around your role.
Trustees & attorneys
Find additional value for the estate.
Restructuring professionals
Preserve data through business transitions.
Founders & operators
Explore data value before shutting down.
Investors & creditors
Uncover overlooked company assets.
AI labs & data buyers
Find relevant business datasets.
Find the assets.
Preserve access. Run the process.
Map the opportunity
Identify company-owned data with potential value.
Protect the window
Preserve authorized data before access expires.
Define a saleable asset
Review rights, clean the data, and define the asset.
Connect with demand
Find buyers and coordinate approval, sale, and transfer.
Real business context.
New possibilities.
Find operational and technical data that fits your needs.
How it works for buyersOperational knowledge archive
Records of how a business works and solves problems.
Good questions.
Clear next steps.
Does every company have valuable data?
No. Value depends on quality, uniqueness, permitted uses, and buyer demand.
What happens to sensitive information?
We assess privacy, ownership, and transfer restrictions before sharing data.
Can data be sold during bankruptcy?
The trustee or debtor works with counsel to determine the sale process and required approvals.
Should we wait until the company shuts down?
Start early. Data can disappear when accounts close or subscriptions expire.