Pangea.ai: data licensing requirements
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Company-record track describes preferences for 30+ people, English records and at least two years of history, with US priority. Private-code tracks require owned or licensable code that was not previously public or forked. [1][2]
Data formats
Business records, Internal communications, Documents, CRM records, Support records, Source code [1][2]
Requirements and terms
- Program role
Company-data and private-code licensing intermediary [1]
- Geography and language
Not stated in the sources we reviewed. Ask the program before sharing data.
- Rights requirements
Company records: material held on behalf of clients is out of scope. Code: submit only private code you own or may license; exclude client-owned, previously public, forked or restricted third-party material. Client delivery alone does not establish retained ownership. [1][2]
- Payment
Company-record pricing follows review. Code terms describe payment within 15 days after buyer payment and completed tax/payment details. Indicative code rates do not establish a sale or apply to company records.
Details and sources
Company-record pricing follows review. Code terms describe payment within 15 days after buyer payment and completed tax/payment details. Indicative code rates do not establish a sale or apply to company records.
Sell Company Data to AI Companies | Pangea.aiGet Paid to License Your Code | Pangea.ai- Exclusivity
Code: standard licenses are described as non-exclusive; exclusive acquisition needs a separate written pricing agreement. Company-record terms require their own agreement.
Details and sources
Code: standard licenses are described as non-exclusive; exclusive acquisition needs a separate written pricing agreement. Company-record terms require their own agreement.
Get Paid to License Your Code | Pangea.aiGet Paid to License Your Code | Pangea.ai
Program tracks
Company records
A company-record assessment with its own pricing and terms. Code-specific rates do not apply to this track. Source
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Before you share
- Permissions
- Which records and third-party permissions must your company document?
- Use and recipients
- Who can receive the data, for which uses and for how long?
- Exclusivity
- Does exclusivity cover the selling channel, the license, or both?
- Payment
- What triggers payment, what deductions apply, and what happens if no buyer accepts?
- Before access
- Can you review a sample scope and agreement before connecting any system?