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Summarize your company's records for AI companies

Answer up to ten questions. Get a short text in the order AI companies' forms ask, with who fits and why.

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Is the company still operating?
Where is the company headquartered?

If the registered address is elsewhere, pick where most of the team works.

How many people work there?

Include part-timers. If it's just you, enter 1.

How many people worked there at its peak?

The highest headcount at any point. If it was just you, enter 1.

What kind of organization is it?

Some buyers accept smaller legal, accounting, finance and medical firms.

How many years of history do you still have?

Chat, email or tickets you could still export.

Which of these do you still have?

Pick all that apply.

How much of the company's records are in English?

Messages, documents and tickets.

Can someone still sign in to these systems?

Some buyers export the records while your team is signed in.

Who can sign for the company now?

A buyer needs someone with the authority to license the records.

Do the records include any of these?

Pick any that apply.

Your summary

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Common questions

Does this send my answers anywhere?

No. The summary is put together on your device, and the copy and the downloads are made there too.

Where do I paste it?

Into the box on an AI company's form that asks what you have, or into an email to your advisor. Each company's page says how to apply.

Can I add the company's name or change a line?

Download the .txt or .md file and edit it before you send it. The summary holds only what you picked here.

What about the company's code?

Run the code fit check. Its result has the same summary for repositories.

Sources: each company's criteria as it publishes them. The summary shows the date we last checked each one. What each company takes.