Your business may be sitting on a six-figure AI data asset.
AI companies pay serious money for how real businesses actually work. You already created the data by running the business. Jottings finds it, prepares it, and helps license it. We handle the buyers and the delivery.
From law firms and contractors to SaaS companies, financial services and hospitality, valuable operational history exists in almost every industry. Your customer list is not the product. If you qualify, we get paid when you do. Not ready to license data yet? Use Jottings free to get there.
Daily workflows and processes, packaged by us. Customer names left out.
- Workflows
- Processes
- Decisions
- How the day runs
- What they licensed
- Daily operations
- Paid to the owner
- $173,163
- Customer names included
- No
- Underlying data
- Owner retains
- Buyer received
- Approved package only
A roofing company in Florida on Aug 18 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
A law firm in Maryland on Aug 16 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
A mortgage shop in Texas on Aug 15 received an offer of $750K–$1M.
A restaurant group in California on Aug 13 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A cleaning company in Ohio on Aug 12 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A construction firm in Georgia on Aug 11 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
An accounting practice in Illinois on Aug 8 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A hospitality group in Nevada on Aug 6 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
A roofing company in Florida on Aug 18 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
A law firm in Maryland on Aug 16 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
A mortgage shop in Texas on Aug 15 received an offer of $750K–$1M.
A restaurant group in California on Aug 13 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A cleaning company in Ohio on Aug 12 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A construction firm in Georgia on Aug 11 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
An accounting practice in Illinois on Aug 8 received an offer of $100K–$250K.
A hospitality group in Nevada on Aug 6 received an offer of $250K–$750K.
Your business has been jotting it down for years. That is now an asset.
The Slack thread. The Loom that never became a manual. The voice note after a roof. The "ask Maria" message. That is a . For years it was just how the business ran. Stack up enough jobs, exceptions, and outcomes and you have a record labs cannot scrape off the internet. We turn that into a package a buyer can actually purchase.
You were just running the business
Nobody sat down to build a dataset. You were doing jobs, handling exceptions, showing people how the day runs. Years of that work is the asset.
We turn jottings into a package
One note is nothing. Years of workflows and processes, cleaned and structured, is what a buyer can actually purchase. We write what is missing, flag personal data, and get it ready. You stay the owner.
Not the customer list
How the work gets done. Not who your customers are. We run privacy checks and flag personal data before anything is shared. Your lawyer can read the terms if they want.
The history already lives in the tools you use.
Email, files, tickets, CRM notes, books, project boards. If your team has worked in these for years, the record a buyer wants already exists.
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- Slack
- Notion
- Dropbox
- Loom
- Trello
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Zendesk
- Intercom
- Jira
- Asana
- Linear
- QuickBooks
- Xero
- Airtable
- GitHub
- Snowflake
- AutoCAD
- And most others
Also Outlook, Teams and industry software like ServiceTitan, Clio, Procore and Toast. We agree on the systems and date ranges before anything is exported.
We just landed a $173,163 check for a business owner, doubling their yearly profits.
Workflows, processes, how the company operates every day. That business data was recorded, packaged by Jottings, and licensed. Customer names and personal details stayed out. We ran the buyer process.
A closed transaction we ran. Not a quote for your business. Many companies will not qualify. What actually got sold.
This is already happening
AI companies are paying for how real businesses work. Not a theory. Public deals, right now.
You run the business. We handle the data deal.
We did this for our own business first. Now we do the homework for yours, all the way to close. For qualified licensing, we get paid when you do.
- 01Years of ordinary work
- 02We prepare a corpus
- 03A defined license
- $$ to your business
- 01Give us access and context
- 02Approve the scope
- 03Sign the license
- 04Get paid
- Find the valuable workflows
- Write missing SOPs
- Inventory and privacy checks
- Sample language for your counsel
- Find the buyer, run diligence
- Package, transfer, close
No large consulting project. No upfront fee if you qualify. If nothing sells, you owe nothing on that deal. How we get paid
Customer data is not what we license.
This is not a sale of your client list, patient file, or diner phone numbers. Buyers want how the work gets done: workflows, decisions, outcomes. We run privacy checks before anything is shared, flag personal data, and agree with you what is in scope. Buyers apply their own privacy review too. If your current terms are silent on this, talk to your own counsel. We don't give legal advice, but we can share sample language for them to review.
We flag personal data
Names, emails, phones, addresses, payment cards, medical or legal client files, and anything else that identifies a customer get flagged in our privacy checks, and you agree with us what is in scope. Credentials and secrets do not belong in a licensable pack. Buyers run their own privacy review as well.
Counsel will look at your terms
Most businesses have never written a clause about licensing operational history. We have lawyers who can review your current terms and conditions and recommend changes so you actually have the right to do this, or tell you if you do not.
Full process on /security.
See if your business has valuable AI data.
Ordinary questions about how the business runs. No trajectories. No data team. You get an AI Data Readiness Score plus an indicative range if the history looks strong.
- Your AI Data Readiness Score, with the gaps that are holding it back
- If it looks strong: a deeper audit at no cost
- If you are early: free tools to document the work and raise the score