Supported data sources
Your data lives in more than one place.
We help identify, inventory and prepare rights-cleared digital assets from common development, cloud, database and business platforms.
Explore source categories
For communications, CRM, ATS and other person-level records, personal information must be excluded unless it is lawfully de-identified or documented rights permit licensing. See eligibility guidance.
Each category has different export, retention and licensing requirements.
Software repositories
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps
Version history, languages, files, repository metadata and code assessments.
Cloud file storage
Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3, Azure Blob
Folder manifests, file types, sizes, dates and permitted content samples.
Project management
Trello, Jira, Asana, ClickUp
Project histories, tasks, comments, exports and relevant attachments.
Databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server
Schema descriptions, collection/table counts, date spans and lawful export formats.
Business communications
Slack, Teams, email archives
Retention, languages, participants, confidentiality boundaries and available exports.
Operational systems
CRM, ERP, ATS, support and custom software
Transaction records, structured workflows and domain-specific materials.
Five questions we ask about each source
This helps avoid wasting your time on irrelevant exports.
History
How long have you used it and what period is retained?
Volume
Approximately how many records, files or projects exist?
Participants
Was it used internally, with clients or with third parties?
Language
What languages are represented, including mixed-language records?
Other platforms
What systems were used before, after or alongside this one?
Not every dataset is licensable
Ownership and permissions matter more than file count.
Not sure what your portfolio contains?
We can begin with metadata and a structured inventory discussion.
Discuss your data sources →