Turing Project Lazarus: data licensing requirements

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Active, winding-down and wound-down businesses with operating records. Source code is optional; source-code-only submissions are accepted for review. [1]

Data formats

Business records, Source code, Internal communications, Documents, CRM records, Support records [1]

Requirements and terms

Program role

Revenue-share licensing intermediary [1]

Geography and language

Most regions; strongest demand in US, UK, Canada and EU. English records preferred; export restrictions can apply. [1]

Rights requirements

Seller gives Turing the right to prepare and license the record while retaining ownership. The reviewed FAQ does not provide a complete third-party permissions checklist. [1]

Payment

Revenue share per license, plus compensation when Turing builds tasks, evaluations or environments on the record. Sellers pay no upfront costs; no guaranteed sale.

Details and sources

Revenue share per license, plus compensation when Turing builds tasks, evaluations or environments on the record. The agreement sets the terms. Sellers pay no upfront costs; no sale is guaranteed.

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Exclusivity

Turing alone sells the record for 90 days, then renew or opt out. Downstream lab licenses are non-exclusive.

Details and sources

First 90 days: Turing alone sells the record. Afterward renew or opt out. Downstream lab licenses are non-exclusive.

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Program tracks

Company records

Active, winding-down and wound-down businesses; source code is optional. Source

Source code only

Source-code-only submissions can be reviewed separately from operating records. 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?