Guide
Licensing data from offshore operations
By SourceX Editorial · Updated
Short answer
SourceX works with businesses in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Records created by offshore teams or about non-U.S. people may face foreign privacy and transfer rules, so they are reviewed and often excluded.
- 01Your work records
- 02Personal details removed
- 03You approve the release
- 04Licensed to AI developers
How it works at a glance
- 01
Supply
- 02
Rights
- 03
Preparation
- 04
Approval
- 05
Delivery
What to know#
- Supplier companies are based in the U.S. (the priority), Canada or the EU, or in Latin America, the UAE or Saudi Arabia with at least 90% of their data in English
- Foreign laws may cover records about people in other countries
- Offshore vendors may have their own terms
- Single-country subsets are usually simpler
What to check#
- Identify records created or held abroad
- Flag records about non-U.S. people
- Check outsourcing contracts
How SourceX handles it#
- We assess fit before you share anything.
- Rights and laws are reviewed deal by deal with counsel.
- Personal details are removed and checked.
- Your company approves every release.
Quick check#
| Question | If yes | If no |
|---|---|---|
| Are your rights clear? | Move to preparation | Review contracts first |
| Can you export the records? | Plan the export | We'll guide alternatives |
Check your fit
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Q1 / 05 · COMPANY SIZE
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Frequently asked questions
Can we include work from our overseas team?
Possibly, after review. Foreign privacy rules can apply.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's general guidance; your counsel should review your deal.
Related
General information, not legal advice. Editorial policy.
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