AI Data Brokerage

Real-world data.
Direct from the source.

We connect AI developers and data buyers with proprietary commercial and industrial information held inside privately owned operating companies.

Non-public informationOperating-company relationshipsDefined rights & permitted use
Two sides. One considered approach.

Connecting specialized demand with operational knowledge.

For AI developers & data buyers

Find data beyond the open web.

Describe your modalities, tasks, industries, and intended uses. We assess potential sources through direct operating-company relationships and help structure the commercial engagement.

Discuss a sourcing requirement
For business owners

Explore the potential in your data.

Your records, workflows, and skilled-worker expertise may support an authorized licensing or collection opportunity. Begin with a high-level assessment — not a transfer of raw data.

Request a confidential assessment
The practice

From historical archives
to commissioned collection.

01

Proprietary data sourcing

Originate potential access to operational archives, workflow-linked records, and specialized business information directly from their source.

02

Commissioned collection

Explore buyer-specified capture of authorized work tasks, first-person video, and human demonstrations relevant to robotics and physical AI.

03

Licensing partnerships

Help define commercial scope, permitted use, exclusivity, refresh cadence, and delivery coordination — subject to specialist review and buyer diligence.

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Real-world information

Many modalities.
A common source.

Authentic business activity — the decisions, actions, and outcomes behind operational work.

Structured operational records

Transactional and workflow records from CRM, ERP, dispatch, field-service management, accounting, document management, and industry-specific proprietary systems.

Text and technical documents

Work orders, service notes, operating and repair procedures, inspection write-ups, technical documentation, and internal communications tied to a job or process.

Image

Process, condition, defect, installation, and inspection imagery captured in the course of work.

Video

Fixed-camera process video and first-person, head- or chest-mounted capture of authorized work tasks.

Audio

Recorded service and dispatch interactions where authorized and permissible.

Sensor and telemetry

Equipment, machine, vehicle, and fleet logs, including runtime, fault, and condition data.

Human demonstration

Skilled workers performing tool use, diagnosis, repair, assembly, material handling, and repeated physical tasks, captured to a buyer's protocol.

Multimodal and workflow-linked

Records joined across stages so a single job can be followed from request through decision, action, and outcome.

Illustrative sectors
Manufacturing & industrial operationsSkilled trades & field servicesTransportation & logisticsRobotics & physical AI environmentsLegal & professional servicesInsurance & claims workflows

Availability and rights vary by company. Legal, insurance, healthcare, and other regulated information requires particular care around privilege, confidentiality, privacy, and authorization.

A disciplined process

Start with a requirement.
Not a dataset transfer.

Sligo originates relationships and structures commercial opportunities. Qualified third-party specialists handle legal, privacy, security, and technical preparation where required.

Our process and safeguards
01

Requirement definition

The buyer describes the modality, task or subject matter, industries, volume, geography, and rights requirements at a high level. Proprietary technical specifications should not be sent through the public form.

02

Network assessment

Sligo assesses the requirement against its operating-company relationships and identifies whether candidate sources may exist.

03

Anonymized presentation

Qualified buyers receive a non-identifying description of a candidate opportunity, and where appropriate a controlled sample, under confidentiality.

04

Structure and scale

Where interest exists, the parties define licensing scope, permitted use, compensation, exclusivity, privacy safeguards, technical preparation, delivery, and any continuing-collection arrangement. Pilot scopes can precede a broader program.

John Murray, III, President and CEO
The firm

Owner relationships.
Transaction discipline.

Led by John Murray, III, Sligo brings its experience with privately held businesses to AI data origination and licensing partnerships. Our M&A background informs a considered approach to confidentiality and commercial structure.

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What real-world data
does your next project need?

High-level descriptions only. Do not submit raw data, confidential records, or proprietary technical specifications through public forms. No availability or licensing outcome is guaranteed.