CORPUSAssessmentYour result
Corpus · Data asset readiness
Is your company data ready for AI licensing?
Map what you have, who may control it, what must be excluded, and what needs to change before a serious buyer review.
No upload. No buyer or payout promise. High-level information only.
Five questions · two minutes
Check your licensing readiness
This measures readiness, not market value. Do not enter names, record text, customer details, credentials, or confidential facts.
Fixed scope · five business days
Data Licensing Readiness Report
$1,495 one time · up to three candidate datasets
Turn a vague belief that your data may be valuable into a documented proceed, remediate, or stop decision.
Request the assessment- Executive readiness summary
- Data source manifest and usefulness map
- Rights, privacy and restriction register
- Buyer-readiness and evidence checklist
- 30-day remediation plan
- 30-minute findings call
Keep the raw data where it belongs.
We begin with descriptions, aggregate counts, schema information, ownership, and restrictions—not row-level records. The report is informational business documentation, not a legal opinion, security audit, appraisal, purchase offer, brokerage service, or promise of buyer interest or licensing revenue.
Questions
Is this a monetary valuation?
No. The free result measures readiness. The paid report documents scenarios and decision factors; it is not an appraisal, fairness opinion, accounting opinion, or purchase offer.
Will Corpus find a buyer?
No buyer is promised. Any introduction, listing, negotiation, or transfer would require a separate written scope and authorization.
Do I upload data?
Not for the free check. The paid assessment starts with metadata and high-level descriptions. Do not email raw or sensitive records.
Does anonymization make data licensable?
Not by itself. Ownership, contracts, consent, confidentiality, privacy, and the proposed use still need review by qualified advisers.