Buy licensed workflow data for AI agents
A workflow is how a team gets one kind of work done, step by step: how a claim is handled, a quote is built, a ticket is resolved or an order is checked. AI agents learn from it because it shows the order of the steps, the tools used and what counted as finished. We source workflows from companies that run them every week and keep a record of the result.
What we can source
Each workflow is licensed on its own terms, and by department if the seller prefers.
| Kind of workflow data | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Documented processes | Written procedures, checklists and runbooks, in the form the team uses them. |
| Recorded task runs | A task done from start to finish in the real tools, with the steps in order. |
| AI-assisted tasks | Work a person did with an AI assistant: the request, the draft, and what was kept or changed. |
| Outcomes | Whether the work was approved, paid, resolved or rejected, where the company records it. |
What makes a workflow useful
- It repeats every week, so there are many runs to learn from
- It leaves a record in the tools the team already uses
- The result is written down: approved, paid, resolved or rejected
- It is real work, not a demonstration
- The steps and tools are alike enough that runs can be compared
What cannot be licensed
Whether a contract allows the use is a question for the seller's own counsel.
- Work done for a client, unless the client contract allows this use
- Anything that shows a customer or an employee that cannot be removed
- Material that belongs to a vendor or a partner, such as the manuals of their own software
- Screens or recordings captured without the people in them knowing
How it works
You tell us the kind of work and the volume. We find sellers who run it, check the rights, and send a one-page summary and an approved sample. How the work is captured is agreed with the seller case by case, and only after the seller agrees. Personal information is removed by automated tools and checked by people before anything leaves the company.
What to put in a request
The kind of work (claims, quotes, support or purchasing, for example), the department, the tools, how many runs or people you need, the languages and countries, whether the outcome must be recorded, and whether you want an exclusive AI lab agreement for a term. A task and a rough volume is enough to start.
Read next
- RL environments. Tasks with a checker that scores the result.
- How sellers offer workflows. What a company prepares.
- How buying works. The five steps.
Questions about buy licensed workflow data for AI agents
What is a workflow, in plain words?
How a team gets one kind of work done, step by step: the order, the tools and what counted as finished. It can be a written procedure, a recorded run of the task or an AI-assisted task.
Can I ask for a particular industry or department?
Yes. Say the industry, the department and the tools, and we match against what sellers hold.
Do you hold the data?
No. The seller keeps it. You receive a summary and an approved sample, and the full package after signing, delivered through us.
How is the work captured?
It is agreed case by case, and only after the seller agrees. Personal information is removed by automated tools and checked by people before anything leaves the company.
Can we get an exclusive AI lab agreement?
Yes, for a fixed term, agreed case by case and priced. Use rights are usually perpetual. One with no end date is not offered.
Can we start small?
Yes. One workflow or one department is a common first step, and more follows once the sample passes your review.
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