Your business history could be your next revenue opportunity.

There is no fixed payout or price per gigabyte. Accessible history, permitted content, quality, rights and the vendor's assessment shape a company-specific offer. Return My Time reviews fit and prepares an introduction; the selected vendor determines acceptance, valuation and payment terms. You review the written offer before deciding.

The opportunity is licensing agreed historical internal business records for AI training. A vendor may prepare de-identified outputs and license them onward to a foundation-model customer. We explain the proposed recipient, purpose and terms before requesting permission for an introduction. Participation is subject to scope, rights and contract review.

No. The initial focus is internal operational history: procedures, planning, project decisions and other eligible company records. Customer records, client-identifying information, customer support data, privileged legal material, health or biometric data, payment-card or financial-account data, minors' data, credentials and classified or export-controlled information are outside this initial scope. Client-owned, NDA-covered or third-party licensed work needs review. Access to a record does not establish permission to license it.

Start by describing your systems and record history, without sharing the records themselves. Before any transfer, review the selected vendor's written security, de-identification, confidentiality, access and retention terms with your IT and legal advisers. De-identification does not establish licensing rights or eliminate all risk. Raise sensitive categories in the intake without including their contents.

The agreement determines ownership, permitted use, exclusivity, liability and withdrawal rights. Raw-data deletion and removal of outputs already delivered for training are different matters; delivered outputs may be licensed permanently and may not be retractable. Review those terms before signing. Submitting this intake does not authorize licensing or transfer.

The first step is company-level information, not an export. An owner or authorized executive can involve an IT or operations lead to identify systems, accessible dates and approximate counts. Estimates and unknowns are useful starting points. If you proceed, the later inventory, export work and support must be scoped with the vendor; we do not promise a workload or completion date.

Not for the fit review. Do not send credentials, attachments, sample mailboxes, customer records or bulk exports through this form. Any later transfer requires agreed scope, appropriate rights, a reviewed contract and an explicitly approved method. The intake is not permission for unrestricted access.

Our starting profile is an established business with roughly 50–150 full-time employees, a substantial computer-based team and three or more years of accessible internal records. Most team members in the US, Canada, Europe or Australia is a useful starting signal. These are review preferences, not guaranteed eligibility or universal minimums. Smaller teams, other locations, uncertain history and regulated industries need individual review.

Return My Time reviews your business and requirements before recommending a suitable vendor. We explain the recommendation, remaining questions, each party's role and any applicable referral compensation before asking permission to share an agreed company summary. We may receive a referral fee if a partnership proceeds. We do not claim a market-wide comparison or guarantee a match.

No. The intake requests a Return My Time fit review and follow-up. An identifying vendor introduction requires separate permission; licensing and transfer require their own agreement and approval. You can decide whether to continue after understanding the opportunity. No Academy membership or AI assessment purchase is required.