About Sell Process Data to AI
The people who run this site read process-mining vendors' public documents and the worker-monitoring statutes through their own document reader, keep a copy of each one quoted, and answer every enquiry personally.
The point of this site
Process data is close to what AI buyers say they want, a record of how the work flows, but it sits under a vendor's contract and, where it describes named staff, under monitoring and data protection law. This site sets the two side by side.
Who this helps
Process owners, finance and operations leaders and the advisers to companies that have years of event logs in a mining tool, and want to know whether those logs can be licensed without breaking promises to staff.
What you will find here
A quote form for one question, "sell process data to ai", that runs right on the page with no sign-up, 5 guides on related questions, a table of figures you are free to cite (see the data and how it was made), and the list of sources behind every number.
- Employee monitoring laws by state: notice before you mine: Employee monitoring laws by state and US federal law: when an employer must tell staff before logging their activity, and what that means for selling process data.
- Employee monitoring laws UK: event logs and the UK GDPR: Employee monitoring laws in the UK as they reach process-mining data: the lawful basis, the impact assessment and the ICO's monitoring guidance for employers.
- Process mining company or data-rich business: who takes the logs: A process mining company, or a business with years of event logs, being sold or closed: which AI buyers take operational records and what they say about rights.
- Task mining software: captures, privacy notices and limits: Task mining software records desktop activity. What UiPath, KYP.ai, Skan and Mimica publish about it, and why staff captures are the hardest process data to license.
- Why do AI companies want to know how my business works?: Why AI companies want to know how a business works: models are learning office work from real firms' records. Who pays, and what must come out first.
Things it does not do
- We do not rank or recommend process-mining vendors; each row repeats the vendor's own words.
- We do not take event logs, captures or staff details through the form.
- We never forward an enquiry to a vendor named on the board.
Who stands behind it
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Talk to us
Questions about the site go to Contact or enquiries@sellprocessdatatoai.com. Terms of use are on Terms, and how we handle data is on Privacy.
No process-mining vendor or data buyer pays for a place on this site, and we use no affiliate links. The board reports what each public document says; it does not interpret your own agreement, which a lawyer should read. Our fee: when a company licenses or sells its process data to a buyer we introduced, it pays us 12.5% of the deal if we act as its exclusive agent, or about 10% if its data joins a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing first; any fee a buyer pays us is credited back to the company.