The fields we cover
For companies where real work happens
If your company has 20 or more people and a few years behind it, you probably fit. This is how six industries see it.
Check my rangeWhat connects them
We work with established US companies of many kinds. Industry is not what they have in common. It is a habit of running the business through software, which leaves a long record of how the work gets done.
A closer look at six fields
Each page covers the records that tend to matter in that field and the worry owners raise before anything else. The range is the same in every field.
Construction and design
Submittals, change orders, RFIs and drawing sets, with files the owner controls reviewed project by project.
Construction and architecture in detailCarriers and 3PLs
Claims, exceptions, loads and dispatch notes. Drivers and shippers turn into placeholders.
Read more about carriers, brokers and 3PLsFor software teams
Pull requests, releases, tickets and repositories, where code owned by clients is checked first.
Read more about software teamsHVAC and home service
Tech notes, work orders and dispatch, without homeowner names or addresses.
Read more about HVAC and home servicesHealthcare practices
Billing, scheduling and front desk workflows. Business records alone, with patient data excluded.
Read more about medical and dental practicesProduction and fabrication
Work instructions, quality records and supplier quotes, with scoping covering customer drawings.
Fabrication and production in detailThree steps in every field
In any field, the route is a 15-minute call, a de-identified copy from License Your Data, and a license on the copy. Originals stay in your systems, no one asks for a password, and nothing goes out until you approve a sample.
A note for regulated firms
Law firms, accounting firms and healthcare practices have professional duties to their clients and patients. With these firms, the firm and its own counsel decide the scope, and client or patient data is kept out. We offer no legal advice on licensing.
Why the worry comes first
Few owners lead with a question about price. They lead with a worry, whether privilege, patient records, a customer list or client-owned code. Every page tackles that worry first, in plain language, because nothing else counts if the answer falls short.
Something else?
Other companies that contact us include law and accounting practices, insurers, finance and engineering firms, distributors and professional services firms. When the estimate asks, pick your type, or "Other". The range is the same in any field.