Sectors we work with
Every field leaves a different trail of work, and each one has its own worry about what should stay private. Select your sector to read about each.
Check my estimateSix sectors in detail
Find your sector first
On each page you will find the records that usually matter and the worry owners in that sector mention first.
Freight and logistics
Load history, dispatch notes and claims. Customer names and rates can be kept out.
Read moreManufacturing
Supplier quotes, routings and quality files. Customer drawings can be left out.
Learn morePractice operations
Billing, staffing and scheduling records alone. Patient data stays out.
Learn moreAccounting firms
Close routines, workpapers and reviewer notes. Client files and taxpayer data can be kept out.
Learn moreConstruction
Daily logs, bids, RFIs and change orders. Owner files and pricing can be left out.
See the detailsSoftware companies
Repos, reviews, tickets and docs. Client code and customer details can be left out.
Read moreAlso a fit
More businesses we hear from
If your team works in business software every day, your records may fit too. The estimate asks for your industry, and Other is an accepted answer.
Finance
Operating and review process, scoped together with your counsel.
Professional services
Delivery plans, project files and proposals.
Engineering
Calculations, design reviews and revision history.
Distribution
Orders, inventory queries and service conversations.
Insurance
Servicing and quoting workflow, with personal data removed.
Law firms
Templates and internal process, scoped together with your counsel. Privileged material and client matters stay out.
Architecture
Drawing revisions, coordination and RFIs.
HVAC and home services
Work orders, dispatch and technician notes.
The estimate is the same in every sector
Because the range depends on team size and years in business, companies with the same headcount and history start in the same place regardless of what they do. Knowing your sector tells the License Your Data specialist which systems you probably use and which records need extra care, so the 15-minute call is useful right away.
What every sector has in common
The details differ, but the safeguards do not. An NDA is in place from the start. No one asks for a password. Names and identifiers become placeholders, whatever you exclude stays out, and a sample needs your approval before anything goes out. Whatever your field, your originals never leave your systems.
If your firm is regulated
Where professional confidentiality applies, scope is set with you and your own counsel, and client or patient data is kept out. We never advise on whether licensing is permitted for your firm.