Industries we work with
Each industry leaves its own trail of work, and each has its own concern about what should stay private. Pick yours to see both.
Check my estimateSix sectors in detail
Find your sector first
Every page explains which records tend to be useful and the first concern owners in that field raise.
Freight and 3PL
Load history, dispatch notes and claims. Rates and customer names can stay out.
See the detailsSoftware and tech
Tickets, repos, docs and code reviews. Customer details and client code can be kept out.
Learn moreManufacturing
Routings, quality records and supplier quotes. Drawings owned by customers can be kept out.
Learn morePractice operations
Billing, staffing and scheduling records alone. Patient data is kept out.
See the detailsConstruction contractors
Daily logs, bids, RFIs and change orders. Owner files and pricing can stay out.
See the detailsAccounting and CPA firms
Review notes, workpapers and closing routines. Client files and taxpayer data can be kept out.
Read moreAlso a fit
More businesses we hear from
A team that works in business software daily may well have records that fit too. The estimate asks your industry, and Other is a valid answer.
Engineering
Calculations, design reviews and revision history.
Finance
Review process and operations, with scope set with your counsel.
Architecture
Drawing revisions, coordination and RFIs.
Law firms
Templates and process records, scoped with your counsel. Privileged material and client matters are kept out.
Insurance
Quoting and servicing workflow, with personal data removed.
Professional services
Delivery plans, project files and proposals.
HVAC and home services
Dispatch, work orders and technician notes.
Distribution
Orders, inventory questions and account service threads.
Your sector does not change the estimate
The range comes from team size and years in business, so two companies with the same headcount and history start in the same place, whatever they do. Your sector gives the specialist from License Your Data a sense of your likely systems and the records that need extra care, which makes the 15-minute call useful from the first minute.
What all sectors share
Details change from field to field. The safeguards do not. An NDA is in place from the start. No one asks for a password. Names and identifiers become placeholders, whatever you exclude stays out, and a sample needs your approval before anything goes out. In every field, the original records stay in your systems.
For regulated firms
Where professional confidentiality applies, scope is set with you and your own counsel, and client or patient data is kept out. We never advise on whether licensing is permitted for your firm.