All reports, live and in development

Each report follows one subject through public documents and records, and each stated fact names its source. A live report has a free sample and can be bought today. A report in development is one we are building: it has no price, it cannot be bought, and we have not set a release date.

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AI Vendor Terms Monitor

What 13 AI vendors' terms say about training on your data, retention, indemnity and model retirements, answered for each plan tier, with a quoted source for every stated value.

In-house privacy counsel
AI governance leads
Procurement and vendor risk
Founders and engineering leads

Ways to buy

AI Vendor Terms Matrix$299 one time
Terms Watch$149/mo or $1,490/yr
Terms Watch for teamsCustom pricing

About this report Free sample

In development

These pages describe what each report will contain. None of it is a finding yet. If you would use one, email us from its page.

In development

Texas Openings Radar

New businesses getting ready to open in Texas, found by joining public records such as sales tax permits, liquor license applications and commercial building permits.

Commercial insurance agents
Point-of-sale and payments sales reps
Food and beverage distributors
Other business-to-business vendors

Sources it will use: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts: sales tax permits; Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC): pending applications; Texas city building permits.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover

In development

510(k) Product-Code Brief

Medical device clearances through the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) 510(k) premarket notification process, one device product code at a time.

Regulatory affairs leads at device companies
Business development leads
Regulatory consultants

Sources it will use: openFDA: 510(k) clearances; openFDA: device recalls and adverse event reports.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover

In development

Public-Customer Credit Watch

Warning signs in the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filings of the public companies you sell to on credit.

Trade credit managers
Credit and collections teams

Sources it will use: SEC filings; SEC financial data.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover

Need the AI vendor terms for the exact vendors and plans your company uses? Ask for a custom report.

Live

AI Vendor Terms Monitor

What 13 AI vendors' terms say about training on your data, retention, indemnity and model retirements, answered for each plan tier, with a quoted source for every stated value.

In-house privacy counsel
AI governance leads
Procurement and vendor risk
Founders and engineering leads

Ways to buy

AI Vendor Terms Matrix$299 one time
Terms Watch$149/mo or $1,490/yr
Terms Watch for teamsCustom pricing

About this report Free sample

In development

These pages describe what each report will contain. None of it is a finding yet. If you would use one, email us from its page.

In development

Texas Openings Radar

New businesses getting ready to open in Texas, found by joining public records such as sales tax permits, liquor license applications and commercial building permits.

Commercial insurance agents
Point-of-sale and payments sales reps
Food and beverage distributors
Other business-to-business vendors

Sources it will use: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts: sales tax permits; Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC): pending applications; Texas city building permits.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover

In development

510(k) Product-Code Brief

Medical device clearances through the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) 510(k) premarket notification process, one device product code at a time.

Regulatory affairs leads at device companies
Business development leads
Regulatory consultants

Sources it will use: openFDA: 510(k) clearances; openFDA: device recalls and adverse event reports.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover

In development

Public-Customer Credit Watch

Warning signs in the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filings of the public companies you sell to on credit.

Trade credit managers
Credit and collections teams

Sources it will use: SEC filings; SEC financial data.

No price yet and not for sale. No release date set.

What it will cover