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Software companies: how your code got built.

Repositories, reviews and tickets show how real software grows and gets fixed. Customer data in tickets is replaced, and client owned code is checked first.

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Records in scope

Records that tend to help

Not all of these are needed. One system kept in good order may be all it takes to start talking.

  • Repository history

    How a codebase grows, gets refactored and changes over years.

  • Review history

    What reviewers catch, question and approve.

  • Bug reports and tickets

    How issues are reported, reproduced and closed.

  • Release notes and specs

    Why your systems are built the way they are.

Why labs want these records

Coding models improve by seeing how real teams review, break and repair code over years, not just finished snippets. That is exactly what your commits, reviews and tickets record, and it is why labs license them.

What the process looks like for you

It starts with the estimate. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls to arrange a 15-minute call. If you go ahead, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy, you approve a sample, and buyers license that copy.

What owners ask about first

Client owned code

If you build software for clients, some of that code may belong to them and may need their permission. That depends on your contracts, so check with your own counsel. Client projects can be left out.

Ticket customer data

Tickets and chat threads often mention customers by name. Names, emails and account details are replaced with placeholders, and keys or credentials are removed.

Everything starts under NDA, nothing is shared until you approve a sample, and there is no cost to you.

Questions

What software companies ask

Do you need access to our Git hosting?
No. No one asks for passwords or logins. The copy is prepared without handing over access to your tools.
Could we leave out one product?
Yes. Any repository, product or period can stay out.
Does the code need to be open source?
No. Private repositories are the point. You decide which ones, and secrets inside them are taken out.

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