Accountants and CPAs
You already sit with the records, and with the owner who is asking what they are worth.
For advisors
For accountants, fractional CFOs, IT service providers, VCs, and M&A and insolvency advisors. A competent place to send a client who asks about licensing operational records. We protect the relationship and keep you informed.
Who
When a client asks whether their operational records could be licensed, introduce us. We tell them how we are paid before any introduction, and we do not contact your client without your go-ahead.
You already sit with the records, and with the owner who is asking what they are worth.
You are often the person asked whether the company's data can be licensed.
You know which systems the company actually runs. That is the first question an inventory asks.
The question shows up in diligence. A careful introduction protects the company and the round.
A license can change what a buyer of the company is acquiring. It should be understood before it is signed.
A wind-down still has duties to employees, customers and the court. An inventory is a careful first step.
How
A warm introduction, with your client's knowledge. We take the relationship as it stands. We never contact your client without your go-ahead.
If a conversation turns toward a buyer, an authorized person agrees in writing. The writing names the buyer and how we are paid.
You hear where things stand. Partner terms are set out in a written agreement.
Partner terms are set out in a written agreement.
A note you can forward