For established law firms
Your firm’s business records could be worth money to AI companies.
Internal templates, process documents and office workflows may have licensing value. I’m David at TechStack Builders. Let’s discuss whether your firm may be a fit.
Focused on established law firms with teams of 10 or more. Program requirements vary.
Free 15-minute conversation. No files to prepare. You decide whether to proceed.
Not sure if this fits? Take a quick check →Eligibility, permitted records, terms and payment depend on the buyer’s review. You must have authority to license any proposed records.
You’ll speak directly with David.
Tell David about your firm
Discuss your systems and the records your firm keeps. No uploads or account connections needed.
Understand potential fit
David will explain what may be relevant to your firm, why, and what still needs checking.
Decide whether to pursue an introduction
If you want to continue, David will explain the proposed buyer and next steps before sharing the relevant referral link.
Select a Date & Time
- This is an initial conversation with TechStack Builders, not a buyer evaluation.
- A call or inquiry does not authorize system access, record exports or licensing.
- Please don’t submit client files or privileged or confidential information.
- Each buyer determines its own eligibility, permitted records, terms and payment.
Disclosure: TechStack Builders is an independent referral source and may receive compensation if a qualifying partnership closes. Your firm is responsible for reviewing its authority and obligations before sharing any records.
No call required.
Questions
What records might be relevant?
Some programs look for records that show how businesses coordinate, solve problems and make decisions. For a law firm, that starts with the firm’s own operational records—such as internal coordination and scheduling, firm administration and billing, and business development or CRM activity. Only records your firm has the right to license—and approves in writing—could be included. Not every firm qualifies.
What about confidential or privileged information?
Client matter files and work product, privileged attorney–client communications and confidential client information are not automatically eligible. Whether any record can be licensed is your firm’s decision under its confidentiality, privilege, contractual and professional-responsibility obligations, reviewed with your own counsel. A buyer’s described filtering doesn’t by itself resolve permission or disclosure obligations.
What happens after the conversation?
Our conversation is an initial discussion, not the buyer’s formal evaluation. Each buyer determines its own eligibility requirements, permitted records, terms, payment and timing. A suitable program isn’t available for every firm, there’s no guaranteed amount or date, and whether to continue is always your decision.