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micro1

G2i

What they do: Licenses enterprise operating data directly for AI training.; Pays businesses to license their everyday operating records.
Organization type: Direct buyer; Direct buyer
DataDeals Score: Public Program Transparency: 77/100; 68.5/100
Data types: Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows; Internal communications, CRM and sales, Customer support, Finance and accounting, Documents and SOPs, Projects and workflows, Meetings and calls, HR and recruiting
Systems named: None named; Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Jira, Asana
Who qualifies: Operationally mature companies with 30+ employees, established documentation; US prioritized then other Western markets; One connected app can start; at least one year of genuine activity preferred; no published universal headcount minimum
Company size: 30+ employees, stated requirement; See who qualifies
How you are paid: micro1 pays the company directly to license the data, in full within 30 days of accepting delivery. Seller fees are not published.; G2i makes a license offer after reviewing a sample. Seller fees, the payment deadline and the trigger for payment are not published.
Seller fees: Seller fee or explicit fee-free declaration not found on program; website privacy policy is not commercial license.; No explicit statement that sellers do not pay fees/commissions; reviewed official program and application.
Payment timing: Program promises full payment within 30 days of delivery acceptance.; Offer follows sample review; published payment deadline and acceptance/approval trigger absent.
Advertised compensation (not an offer): Marketing shows illustrative ranges of $100K to $3M+. A separately announced $1B commitment over 12 months is a company-wide budget, not a per-seller amount.; No public fixed payout range
Exclusivity: License: not publicly specified; License: not publicly specified
Permitted AI use: Training and evaluation uses; company commits not to resell/distribute identifying records before anonymization, but afterward onward scope unclear.; Use for frontier AI training is described, but sublicense rights and particular downstream recipients not defined.
Privacy: PII anonymization before distribution and secure transfer are described; specific allocation of third-party permissions absent.; Identifying details scrubbed on G2i servers, seller approves final dataset; evaluation terms precede sample.
Retention and deletion: No contractual retention/deletion rule for original business datasets published on checked program and website privacy pages.; If declined, collected samples deleted; seller approval gate for final dataset, but broader deletion schedule unstated.
Last verified: November 9, 2026; November 9, 2026

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