Sell Internal Tools to AI's published data

4 datasets, each traced to named pages and revisited on a cadence; the latest read was 2026-10-28.

DatasetHeadline figureSourcesRead
Who takes a company's own software for AI, and its price 6 of 10 buyers 10 of read 2026-10-27
Who takes internal tools and workflow records for AI 8 of 12 organisations 12 of read 2026-10-27
Internal tool software data terms 3 of 17 vendors 17 of read 2026-10-28
Trade secret and ownership rules for internal tools 14 rules 14 of read 2026-10-28

The method

We start from the question a reader is trying to answer and the specific pages likely to answer it. Each page is read in full, and the line that holds the figure is stored as written, with its address and read date.

Review comes next: each sentence is kept or rejected, with the reason logged. The headline numbers treat every source equally, one figure each, or one for each breakdown it prices. Where a source says nothing we say so, and the next scheduled read shows any movement.

Who takes a company's own software for AI, and its price

6 of 10 buyers whose pages we read name source code, codebases or repositories among what they take, read 27 October 2026.

Whether it names source code, codebases or repositories, by buyer: names source code, codebases or repositories among what it takes 6 of 10, names other kinds of data, not code 4 of 10 (10 buyers, read 27 October 2026).

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Who takes internal tools and workflow records for AI

8 of 12 organisations whose pages we read name software tools, workflows or business systems among what they take, read 27 October 2026.

How it takes data, by organisation: licenses data from the businesses that own it 8 of 12, runs a marketplace where owners list and sell data 3 of 12, sells a collection it built or holds itself 1 of 12 (12 organisations, read 27 October 2026).

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Internal tool software data terms

3 of 17 internal tool software vendors whose terms we read reserve the right to use their customers' data in aggregated or anonymised form, read 28 October 2026.

Who owns the business's data, by vendor: the business 13 of 17, not stated 4 of 17 (internal tool software terms, read 28 October 2026).

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Trade secret and ownership rules for internal tools

14 rules on trade secrets and the ownership of software that decide whether a company may license its internal tools, each quoted from the statute or the authority page, read 28 October 2026.

Which body of rules, by rule: UK copyright law 4 of 14, US trade secret law 4 of 14, US copyright law 3 of 14, UK trade secret law 2 of 14, UK patent law 1 of 14 (14 rules, read 28 October 2026).

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