CPA & accounting firms
Have 10 or more employees? Start by discussing your firm's operating history and questions.
We are mapping workplace operations and procedures to help qualifying organizations explore additional revenue. Participation involves licensing approved, anonymized workplace information, with the scope, privacy protections, and payment terms reviewed beforehand.
Start with a conversation. An initial inquiry does not authorize a data export.
Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses operate, helping them reduce expenses and make better decisions. According to the program provider, participating companies may license selected company-owned operating data for analysis, AI research and training. Algorithms examine patterns in how real people work in real organizations to develop predictive insights and business strategies. Those insights may have commercial value and could create a new revenue opportunity.
Availability may close as developers meet their information needs. Potential payments of $200,000 to $5 million may be available, with funding in approximately 60–90 days. Participants may be eligible for another round in 12–24 months if additional information is needed. Eligibility, amount, timing and any second round depend on review and the written agreement. Payment is not guaranteed.
The provider describes this as licensing selected data for analysis, rather than selling it outright. It is not an equity investment or a loan. The aim is to learn from real workplace behavior to help AI understand practical business activity. Identifiable personal and client information is to be excluded from the material delivered for analysis. Review the agreement and safeguards before participating.
Have 10 or more employees? Start by discussing your firm's operating history and questions.
Our outreach focuses on firms with 10+ employees. Bring your confidentiality questions to the first conversation.
Have 20 or more full-time desk employees? Let’s discuss your systems, operating history, and whether your business may qualify. Requirements vary by industry and agreement.
According to the program provider, scope and terms are agreed before export, original records remain with the business, and sensitive material is removed or transformed before onward delivery.
These are the provider's descriptions, not independent certifications. Discuss the program with Ken ↗
Ask which records you have authority to share, what must be excluded, and how your professional obligations affect participation. Do not send client files, tax returns, case materials, passwords, or other confidential records to Ken for an initial inquiry.
Don’t overlook what your workplace insights and operating history could be worth. Some businesses may discover opportunities worth hundreds of thousands—or even millions—of dollars. Enter your information below to see a preliminary estimate and discuss it with Ken.
ESTIMATED INITIAL VALUE
—Potential additional value for a data refresh over 24 months.
Discuss your estimate with Ken ↗Illustrative estimates based on the program's calculator as of October 26, 2026. Actual eligibility, value, terms, and payment require a provider review and written agreement. Estimates may change if the calculation method changes. Information entered here stays in your browser and is not submitted to Ken or the provider.
The answers below reflect the program provider’s description. Eligibility, rights, confidentiality safeguards, and payment terms are subject to review and your written agreement.
According to the program provider, selected company-owned operating data is licensed for analysis, AI research and training rather than sold outright. Sources may include email, documents, chat, CRM and billing systems. The written agreement defines the permitted uses, scope, duration and any exclusivity.
Published minimums are 6 or more full-time desk employees for legal; 10 or more for accounting, finance, and medical; and 30 or more for other businesses or nonprofits. Companies with several years of operating records they own and teams primarily based in the U.S. are the strongest fit. The provider reviews the systems, history, ownership, and available data before making an offer. Requirements may vary by agreement.
Your company keeps its original records and systems. The provider describes the arrangement as licensing selected data for analysis. Review the written agreement for ownership, permitted uses, duration, onward access and any exclusivity.
Yes. The agreed scope lists the approved systems and date ranges before any export. Your team reviews it and signs in to the approved systems; no passwords are handed over.
No operational change is required. The provider manages the workspace, export, filtering, and delivery. Your team reviews scope and signs in to approved systems.
According to the provider, the agreed data is redacted so identifiable personal and client information is excluded from the material delivered for analysis. Confirm the redaction process, access controls, retention and deletion terms with the provider before authorizing any transfer. Do not send confidential records to Ken.
No. The provider supplies a filtered copy for AI research and training after the sensitive-information removal step. Your original records and systems remain with you.
The provider does not publish your source records or sell them as a report about your company. The filtered copy is provided for AI research and training under the rights and restrictions in your agreement.
The calculator is illustrative, not a guaranteed offer. The provider reviews the systems and dates in scope, years of history, record volume and quality, and ownership and access terms before making a fixed offer.
This is a data-licensing opportunity, not an equity investment or a loan. Your written agreement sets the compensation and payment schedule before export.
The provider generally expects about 1–3 months from the first conversation through payment. The timetable depends on scope, rights review, contracting, and export; expected milestones are set out in writing.
The program provider reviews eligibility and makes any offer. Payment amount and timing depend on the written agreement. No payout is guaranteed.
This website introduces a business data partnership focused on company operating records.
Ken Jefferson is an independent affiliate and may earn compensation for a qualifying referral. Data Revenue Check introduces interested businesses; the program provider handles evaluation and contracting.
Your industry, approximate employee count, years in business, and general names of business systems you use. Keep confidential records within your firm.
Call or email Ken today for a brief conversation about eligibility and next steps. Please don’t send confidential records or client information in an initial inquiry.
Have questions or want to discuss your estimate? Let’s arrange a 5–10 minute conversation.