Connecting the data Australian businesses create with the people building what comes next.
Data partnerships spanning AI developers and specialist data platforms.
We bring data owners and data buyers together, helping turn business knowledge into carefully scoped licensing partnerships.
From documented processes to operational records, your business may hold knowledge that AI developers and researchers need.
Tell us what you’re building. We help scope a search for relevant business data, operational knowledge and domain-specific workflows.
Useful data is more than a collection of files. It can capture the context, decisions and outcomes behind real work.
Documented processes, technical guides and quality checks that show how a business runs.
PROCESSES & SOPsProject histories and reviewed work that connect a problem, a decision and its outcome.
DOMAIN EXPERTISEStructured operational, logistics, agricultural and commercial records with useful context.
STRUCTURED DATAExpert assessments and task outcomes that help teams understand where AI succeeds or falls short.
HUMAN JUDGEMENTExamples of potential data categories. Suitability depends on rights, sensitivity, quality and the intended use.
AGI’s role is to help both sides define the opportunity, understand the requirements and agree the commercial terms.
Owners outline the data they hold. Buyers describe what they need and why. Start with a high-level brief, without sharing the underlying data.
Review relevance, provenance, rights and quality. Agree what a sample should contain, who may access it and how it should be handled.
Define permitted uses, access, payment and retention in a written licence. Data delivery follows the scope both parties approve.
A useful partnership starts with understanding what can be shared, for what purpose, and under whose authority.
Ownership, third-party rights and internal approvals need to be established before a dataset moves forward.
Set the permitted purpose, recipient, access conditions and handling requirements as part of the agreement.
Identify exclusions and any required redaction or de-identification before samples or datasets are shared.
Commercial terms depend on relevance, uniqueness, quality, rights and buyer demand. Every opportunity is assessed individually.
AGI is a brokerage connecting data owners and buyers. We help define a potential partnership and its commercial scope. This website is a starting point for that conversation, rather than an open catalogue of datasets.
Our focus is data and expertise from Australian businesses. Buyer briefs can come from teams working in Australia or internationally; any cross-border access and handling would need to be agreed for the specific partnership.
The proposed model is licensing: agreeing specific rights to use data. Ownership, exclusivity, duration and permitted uses are matters for the individual agreement.
There is no reliable price without reviewing the dataset and the opportunity. Relevance, quality, uniqueness, coverage and the rights available all influence commercial value. An initial brief is not a valuation or a promise of payment.
No. Start by describing the category of data, its coverage and the intended opportunity. Our enquiry forms collect a high-level description and your business contact details so AGI can follow up. Do not send confidential records or personal datasets in your enquiry.
Describe your intended use, the domain you need, preferred formats and coverage, and any provenance or quality requirements. A clear brief makes it easier to assess whether a potential source is a fit.
Bring your data. Or bring your next big question.