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How this works

Your form answers are compared with each buyer's posted entry rules, and the buyers that fit are named to you. Until you pick a buyer, your firm's name never goes out.

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What happens after the form?#

  1. Brief read. ZIP code, firm type, headcount, software, record years and your answer on document ownership.
  2. Rules checked. Size, years, country and listed record types, from each buyer's own site.
  3. Names sent. The buyers that fit and their posted terms, or a plain statement that none fits yet.
  4. Your approval. With your yes to a named buyer, your contact details go to that buyer alone.

What do we not do?#

  • Touch company data: no receiving, storing, holding or viewing project files.
  • Charge contractors, or sit in the payment flow between company and buyer.
  • Negotiate price or terms.
  • Sign for you, or pose as a buyer, broker or marketplace.

How are we paid?#

DisclosureIntroduction fees are the only income. Several buyers run referral programs that pay an introducer after the introduced firm signs. So a fee may reach us from whichever buyer you end up meeting through us; you never pay.

How do I contact you?#

Through the form at the end of this page, or by email to the address given in the privacy notice (which also sets out retention).

Questions#

Does it cost the contractor anything?

Nothing. Any fee comes from the buyer, and only after a license is signed.

Will you push me toward the buyer that pays you most?

Every buyer whose posted rules you clear is named, alongside its posted terms, and the choice is yours. Going to a buyer directly is always open to you.

What if no buyer fits?

You get a short note saying which rule ruled you out (headcount under every posted floor, say), and the request is deleted as the privacy notice describes.

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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.

Disclosure: introduction service, not a buyer. A buyer that signs a license after our introduction may owe us a referral fee; your company is never charged.

Keep project files, exports and samples out of this form. We never take custody of company data or open it.

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Where is the company based?

Use the main office. Buyer rules differ by country, so this settles which ones apply.

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