Industries we see
Every field has a different first question
For a law firm, the worry is privilege. Freight brokers are concerned about their lanes. Below, six industries and how each first concern is handled.
Get my rangeSix industries, up close
Each page below explains which records tend to be useful in that field, what owners there ask first, and how that is handled. Industry has no effect on your estimate.
Law firms
Templates, precedents, checklists and internal know-how, with privileged material taken out and client matters excluded if you wish.
Law firms in detailFor accounting firms
Review workflows, close procedures and engagement checklists, leaving client files and taxpayer data out.
More on accounting firmsFor healthcare practices
Billing, scheduling and admin workflows. Only business-operations records. No patient data is included.
Read about healthcare operationsFabrication and production
Work instructions, quality records, nonconformance reports and supplier threads from the shop floor.
Manufacturing in detailCarriers and 3PLs
Load history, dispatch notes, exceptions and claims, with shippers, carriers and drivers replaced by placeholders.
Read about freight and logisticsFor engineering firms
Test results, calculations, revisions and design reviews, where scoping reviews any client-owned designs.
Engineering firms in detailWhy that first question counts
Owners rarely ask about money first. What they ask is what happens to the people they serve, and whether anything private could leave the company. We open each industry page with that question, because the answer settles whether going further makes sense.
The common ground across industries
The details differ, but the process does not. It starts with a 15-minute call. A de-identified copy is prepared by License Your Data, our licensing partner, and buyers license the copy. Your originals never leave your systems, no passwords are asked for, and you approve a sample before anything goes out.
Professions with their own rules
Law, accounting and healthcare practices operate under professional and legal rules. For these firms, scope is decided with you and your own counsel, and client or patient data stays out. We give no legal advice about whether licensing fits your duties.
More industries
We also hear from distribution companies, insurance agencies, finance firms, professional services firms, software companies, HVAC and home services businesses. Companies with 20 or more full-time staff, at least 3 years of operating history and records kept in business software can choose their type, or "Other", when they start the estimate.
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Every industry gets the same estimate. You can start it in roughly a minute.