Data for better AI
License the knowledge inside your business. Source real-world data for the models you’re building.
Meridian Operating brings data owners and AI teams together around a clear brief, verifiable rights, and agreed commercial terms.
For data owners
Your systems hold records of decisions, processes, and outcomes. Start by exploring which parts could be licensed.
Assess your dataFor AI teams
Tell us the domain, task, format, and permissions you need. We’ll use your brief to investigate suitable sources.
Request dataUseful data shows how a task was done, why a decision was made, and what happened next.
Explore your sourcesConversations that capture decisions, coordination, and expert reasoning in context.
Slack, Teams, emailTechnical writing, operating procedures, research, and specialist knowledge.
Drive, SharePoint, NotionRepositories with the reviews, issues, and changes that explain how software was built.
GitHub, GitLab, JiraQuotes, orders, invoices, and process records linked to real business outcomes.
Salesforce, Xero, ERP systemsThe task, the steps, the corrections, and the final result. Useful context for training and evaluating AI agents.
Support, project delivery, specialist operationsStart with a conversation. Move forward when the data, rights, and buyer requirements fit.
Assess
Share source types, history, volume, and who can authorize licensing. No dataset upload is needed.
Qualify
Review ownership, sensitive content, intended uses, and the work needed to prepare a sample.
Match
Compare the dataset with a buyer’s brief. Share an approved sample under appropriate terms.
License
Agree on permitted use, access, price, and delivery. A sale proceeds only with the owner’s approval.
Define what can be shared before a sample or export changes hands.
Read our privacy noticeRelevant domain knowledge, useful context, sufficient volume, reliable quality, and the rights to license it. Value depends on what a buyer needs and will pay for.
No. Start with source types, approximate volume, history, and ownership. Please do not send personal information, credentials, confidential customer records, or raw datasets through these forms.
No. We first assess whether your data can be licensed and whether it fits a buyer’s requirements. Pricing and payment timing are agreed as part of an actual transaction.
Yes. Submit the domain, task, modality, volume, quality requirements, permitted use, and timeline. We can discuss a sourcing brief and what would qualify as a match.
An NDA addresses confidentiality. A separate license or authorization defines what data can be shared, with whom, and for which uses.
Start with the sources you own or the dataset you need.
