Industries
Company data licensing by industry
You can read, sector by sector, the operating records a company already keeps, the systems those records sit in, and what must be left out before any de-identified copy is licensed for AI research. Eligibility stays with the fit check. Vetrix accepts any sector that meets the staff and records rules. A sector with no page is not a refusal.
All industries
Each row is one sector. The unit of work is the record people close every day. What stays out is the first exclusion, applied to that record.
| Sector | Unit of work | What stays out |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting | client close | client tax returns |
| Banking | loan or account case | account numbers |
| Construction | project | homeowner contact details |
| Education | course run | student education records that name a learner |
| Energy, oil and gas | shift or field job | employee names in logs |
| Fintech | payment or credit decision | card numbers |
| Healthcare | care episode | patient names and record numbers |
| Insurance | claim | claimant medical details |
| Legal services | matter | legal files |
| Logistics | shipment | consignee names and phone numbers |
| Manufacturing | work order | worker names on a work order |
| Pharma | batch record or study milestone | trial-subject identifiers |
| Professional services | client engagement | client names |
| Retail | order | shopper names and addresses |
| Software and SaaS | ticket, pull request, or account change | end-user account identifiers |
Why a sector earns a page
A sector gets a page only when its records, systems, and exclusions are different from every other listed sector.
Software is one write-up. The form values IT and software and Tech / SaaS point at that same write-up. A second write-up with the name swapped would describe the same ticket, pull request, or account change. Banking is a loan or account case. Fintech is a payment or credit decision. Those are not the same object, so they are not the same write-up. A clinic's care episode is not a pharma batch record. A law firm's matter leaves out the legal file. An accounting firm's client close leaves out the client's return and the workpapers. A shipment is not an order. A work order is not a construction project. A shift or field job is not a work order.
Consulting is a client engagement, and the deliverable the client owns stays out. Education is a course run, and a training vendor is not automatically a school. Insurance is a claim, and claimant medical details stay out. Energy does not include a reserve figure. Where a sector cannot be told apart from another by its records, its systems, and what stays out, it does not get its own write-up.
Sectors on the form that do not have a page
The form values with no sector write-up are listed here. A missing write-up is not a refusal.
- Telecoms
- Media and broadcasting
- Agriculture
- FMCG
- Hospitality and travel
- Government and NGO
- Marketing and advertising
- Security
- Other
The license, for any sector, is described in how to sell company data to AI companies.
Government and NGO is on that list because a swapped-name write-up would not add a different unit of work. There is no separate legal reason attached to that label. You can still ask.
What a sector page does not decide
A sector write-up does not set eligibility, a payout, or a deletion date. The fit check sets eligibility. The estimator sets a range. The system write-ups set deletion timing.
Start with does my company qualify to sell its data. The staff and records rules are the same in every sector.
For a range, read how much is my company data worth. A sector name is not a quote.
Deletion timing lives in what happens to company data when you cancel software.
Personal details that never leave the company are in what is never shared.
If you are closing, read the guides on closing a company before you cancel the tools that hold the records.
Related
- Guides
How-tos and lists for closing a company, selling one, or licensing its records.
- How to sell company data
How to sell or license company data to AI companies, and which route fits.
- Eligibility
Staff, records, daily-use systems, and the right to license, plus a checker.
- Estimate
US payout bands by staff at peak, and the estimator that uses them.
- Systems
What common business tools do to company data after you cancel, including each vendor deletion window.
- Case studies
Outcomes clients agreed to publish, named only with permission.
Questions about company data licensing by industry
Does Vetrix accept companies outside these sectors?
Yes. Any sector can ask if the company meets the staff and records rules. A sector write-up explains the records in that line of work. It is not a list of sectors that are allowed in. A company in telecoms, agriculture, or government work uses the same fit check as a company that has a write-up. Start with the fit check.
Why do some industries on the form have no page here?
A sector gets a write-up only when its records, its systems, and what stays out are different from every other listed sector. Telecoms, Media and broadcasting, Agriculture, FMCG, Hospitality and travel, Government and NGO, Marketing and advertising, Security, Other are on the form and do not have a write-up, because a swapped-name version would say the same thing as a sector that already has one. A missing write-up is not a refusal. You can still ask.
Does an industry page mean the company qualifies?
No. Qualification is the fit check. A sector write-up describes the unit of work and what stays out. It does not set a payout, a deletion date, or a yes. The staff and records rules are the same in every sector, including sectors with a write-up and sectors without one. Read does my company qualify to sell its data before you treat a sector name as acceptance.
What should a clinic or a law firm read before applying?
Eligibility is limited for a clinic and for a law firm. Patient names and record numbers, and clinical details that identify a person, are never shared. For a law firm, legal files and client identities are most of the record. A clinic can read healthcare company data for AI research for the scheduling and handoff remainder. The fit check decides whether anything operational is left in either case.