FOR AI TEAMS / 01
Define the missing capability.
Tell us what your model cannot reliably do, the evidence it needs, your acceptance threshold, rights constraints, and buying path.
Request the 72-hour sprint →Buyer-led · rights-cleared · evaluation first
The workflows your model can’t scrape.
We turn real operational workflows into private, evaluable datasets—without asking suppliers to dump raw systems into a form.
01 Written buyer specification
02 Rights and provenance gate
03 Redacted sample evaluation
04 Controlled delivery + receipt
One marketplace. Two starting points.
FOR BUSINESSES / 02
Find out what your workflows are worth.
Get an indicative range from company metadata. We only discuss approved sources after a buyer specification exists; no raw upload is requested.
Estimate my data →$500credited to a first data transaction
The first-deal offer
A 72-hour dataset feasibility sprint.
Receive a buyer-ready dataset specification, availability map, rights path, sample schema, supplier search plan, and an evidence-backed go/no-go recommendation. If we confirm fit, the fee is credited to your first acquisition or pilot.
Apply for the sprint →What happens before any data moves
We do not collect speculative dumps. A written capability gap and dataset specification lead the process.
Supplier authority, allowed uses, exclusions, retention, deletion, and revocation are made explicit before evaluation.
Sample evaluation, delivery acceptance, payment, and deletion are recorded as evidence—not inferred from a meeting.
Questions before the call
What counts as private workflow data?
Sequences that preserve how work gets done: the initial case, approved inputs, decisions, actions, outputs, and observable outcome. Examples include support resolution, field-service diagnostics, claims handling, procurement, compliance review, and finance operations.
Do you already hold raw company datasets?
No. Trace Supply is buyer-led: we define demand, qualify suppliers, verify authority, and evaluate a redacted sample before controlled extraction. This site stores qualification metadata only.
What does the $500 sprint buy?
A 72-hour feasibility package: specification, likely sources, rights path, sample schema, supplier route, budget range, key blockers, and a go/no-go recommendation. The fee is credited if the work advances into a first data transaction.
Is the supplier estimate a purchase offer?
No. It is an indicative range based on company metadata. A real offer depends on buyer fit, source volume, quality, rights, exclusions, and sample evaluation.
Start with the missing capability.
Source a dataset →No raw dataset upload. Qualification metadata only. A financial commitment—not a reply or call—is the operating definition of a first deal.