For insolvency practitioners

Realise the value of data held in company estates.

We work with insolvency practitioners and their legal advisers to assess and realise potential value from data assets held in company estates. Documents, records and correspondence can be a real asset for creditors — if they are assessed and prepared correctly.

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Asset assessment

Our lawyers review what the estate holds, who owns it, and whether data protection, confidentiality or contractual restrictions limit its use for AI.

Lawful preparation

Personal data is removed using established de-identification tools inside the EU, and the result is reviewed and signed off by our legal team.

Commercial realisation

We facilitate licensing to AI developers and provide the documentation the estate needs to account for the transaction.

The process

How we work together

  1. 01

    Initial review

    We assess the estate's data holdings and give an early view on potential value and legal constraints.

  2. 02

    Legal assessment

    Ownership, GDPR, confidentiality and contractual restrictions are assessed for the relevant jurisdiction.

  3. 03

    Preparation

    The data is cleaned, de-identified and quality-assured under controlled processes.

  4. 04

    Licensing

    We match the dataset with AI developers and support the estate through the transaction.

Administering an estate with data?