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Longer answers on selling construction data: the records buyers want, who owns them, and how to clean them before anything leaves your systems.
RFIs, change orders and schedules: which construction records do AI buyers want?
Which construction records AI buyers want: RFIs, change orders, schedules and daily logs, why each matters, and what to leave out of a license.
Who owns construction project records: the owner, the GC or the sub?
Who owns construction project records: how owner contracts, subcontracts and design agreements split rights to RFIs, logs, schedules and estimates.
How to remove client and site details from construction documents
How to remove client details from construction documents before licensing: build a token map, clean each record type, strip metadata and check samples.
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ZIP code first, then a reply address, then a handful of optional facts about your project records. Our answer names each buyer whose posted entry rules your firm clears, and nothing moves further without your say-so.
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Keep project files, exports and samples out of this form. We never take custody of company data or open it.
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- Your headcount, country, records and ownership answer get compared with every posted buyer rule we track.
- A reply follows by email: buyer names that fit, each with its posted terms, or a plain note that none fits yet.
- Your details stay with us unless you approve one named buyer; only that buyer then hears from us.