What records may qualify

Practical Knowledge. Already Documented.

Records that capture how work was planned, performed, reviewed, and resolved may be relevant to specialized AI systems. These examples are a starting point—not a guarantee of eligibility or buyer demand.

01 / Construction

The record of what you built.

Completed projects can preserve a detailed record of planning, execution, adjustments, and outcomes. Historical documentation may offer examples of how construction work is carried out in practice.

  • Historical project documentation
  • Estimating and bidding records
  • Project schedules and change-order histories
  • Quality-control documentation
  • Standard operating procedures
  • Project closeout and lessons-learned records

02 / Engineering

The thinking behind the solution.

Technical project records can document not just a final solution, but the workflows, review processes, and decisions that led to it. Their relevance depends on technical depth, rights, and buyer requirements.

  • Historical technical project documentation
  • Engineering workflows and procedures
  • Design-review histories
  • Quality-assurance records
  • Technical troubleshooting documentation
  • Project decision records

03 / IT Services

Experience, resolved and recorded.

Service organizations often maintain histories of how technical issues were diagnosed and resolved. Consistent documentation may provide useful examples of real-world support and delivery processes.

  • Historical service tickets
  • Technical troubleshooting histories
  • Incident-resolution documentation
  • Implementation playbooks
  • Internal knowledge bases
  • Service delivery procedures

04 / Accounting

The process behind the numbers.

Internal procedural materials may capture how accounting work is organized, reviewed, and taught. Client-specific, privileged, or regulated materials require particular care and may not be suitable.

  • Internal workflow documentation
  • Process manuals
  • Historical workpaper templates
  • Quality-review procedures
  • Documented accounting workflows
  • Internal training and procedural materials

Rights come first

Client-confidential, regulated, privileged, or third-party-owned information may be restricted or ineligible. Ownership and permission must be established before any licensing.

The potential relevance of any records depends on their quality, format, completeness, permitted uses, and the needs of a specific buyer. Please do not send us records, samples, client information, or credentials.

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