Marketplace/Asset #2487LISTED

AI data asset · anonymous listing

#2487

EpicWorkdaySalesforceMicrosoft 365
AI Data Asset Score4 interested parties
79/100
Potential data value
Assessment available after diligence
Licensing readiness
RESTRICTED
Preferred structure
Non-exclusive, annual license with usage reporting
Data room

Seller identity is never disclosed at this stage. Introduction requires buyer qualification, seller approval and executed confidentiality.

Data overviewListed 2026-02-11
Industry
Healthcare
Region
European Union
Company size
50–100 employees
Years operating
16+
Historical data
11 years
Estimated records
760,000+ records
ERP
Workday
CRM
Salesforce
Approx. employees
92
Data types4 categories
  • Clinical Operations
  • Claims
  • Invoices
  • Financial Records
Workflow familiesDepth: excellent
  • Eligibility and prior authorisation
  • Coding and charge capture
  • Denial triage and appeal
  • Patient billing escalation

Cross-system connectivity

Epic → Workday → Salesforce

Score composition79 / 100

Volume

760,000+ records in scope.

94

weight 12

Historical depth

11 continuous years of operating history.

82

weight 12

Workflow complexity

Multi-step decisions with real exception handling.

93

weight 12

Cross-system connectivity

Records join across 4 systems on shared keys.

63

weight 11

Uniqueness

Healthcare operational reasoning is scarce in open corpora.

92

weight 10

Data quality

Structured fields are strong; free-text completeness varies by year.

88

weight 9

Outcome labels

Outcomes are recoverable from downstream records.

76

weight 9

Industry value

Active buyer demand for healthcare agents.

81

weight 8

AI-agent relevance

Tool-using, multi-system workflows suit agent training and evaluation.

75

weight 8

Licensing readiness

HIPAA and payer agreements govern secondary use.

31

weight 5

Privacy / de-identification complexity

Patient identifiers throughout encounter records.

41

weight 4

Why this asset scored 79

This healthcare asset covers 11 years of eligibility and prior authorisation and related decisions across Epic, Workday, Salesforce. Scarcity is the strongest factor: this class of operational reasoning is largely absent from public corpora. The score is held back by licensing constraints that point to a restricted-environment evaluation rather than a data transfer.

Potential AI applications
  • Revenue-cycle agents
  • Claims adjudication agents
  • Evaluation benchmarks
Data rights & provenanceNot a legal determination

Ownership

Company-generated operational records in owned tenants.

READY

Source systems

Epic, Workday, Salesforce, Microsoft 365.

READY

Third-party data

Payer correspondence and clearinghouse files.

REVIEW REQUIRED

Customer / client data

Patient identifiers throughout encounter records.

RESTRICTED

Employee data

Approver identities appear in workflow audit trails.

REVIEW REQUIRED

Potential PII

Names and work contact details appear in free text.

RESTRICTED

Contract restrictions

HIPAA and payer agreements govern secondary use.

RESTRICTED

Licensing permissions

Pending rights review.

NOT VERIFIED

Retention period

11 years retained; no scheduled destruction.

READY

Geographic restrictions

EU transfer mechanism required.

REVIEW REQUIRED

Intended AI use

Seller prefers training plus evaluation, no resale.

REVIEW REQUIRED

De-identification requirements

Entity and person pseudonymisation required pre-sample.

RESTRICTED

Status indicators reflect seller-reported information and SentryRights screening only. No asset is represented as legally licensable until rights and privacy diligence is completed with the seller and, where applicable, its counsel.

Demo data — illustrative sample listings, not live marketplace records

Data readiness
Volume
HIGH
Historical depth
HIGH
Workflow complexity
HIGH
Cross-system connectivity
MODERATE
Industry uniqueness
HIGH
Data quality
HIGH
Outcome labels
MODERATE
PII risk
HIGH
De-identification difficulty
HIGH
Licensing readiness
RESTRICTED
Introduction process
  1. 1

    Buyer submits request

    Identity, funding stage and entity are verified before the request moves.

  2. 2

    Buyer provides intended use

    Specific model, application and downstream distribution limits stated in writing.

  3. 3

    Platform reviews buyer

    SentryRights qualifies the buyer and screens the intended use against seller preferences.

  4. 4

    Seller receives request

    Seller sees the buyer profile and intended use while remaining anonymous.

  5. 5

    Seller approves or declines

    No identity is disclosed without an explicit seller approval.

  6. 6

    NDA / confidentiality

    Mutual confidentiality executed through the platform.

  7. 7

    Identity revealed

    Counterparties are introduced only at this point.

  8. 8

    Data diligence begins

    Rights review, privacy review and de-identification are coordinated by SentryRights.