Initial conversation
Provide a high-level view of your business, its operating history and the kinds of workflows you document. Keep all information non-confidential.
NAVO researches, qualifies and introduces. Data owners and buyers retain control of evaluation, permissions and commercial decisions.
Provide a high-level view of your business, its operating history and the kinds of workflows you document. Keep all information non-confidential.
NAVO considers indicative relevance against suitable buyer requirements. This is an initial suitability review, not legal diligence or a valuation.
An authorised representative decides whether to explore a proposed introduction and what high-level company information may be shared.
Where mutually appropriate, NAVO connects the parties through the agreed buyer and attribution procedures.
You and the buyer decide the evaluation scope, verify rights, agree protections and determine whether a licensing transaction should proceed.
Outline the sectors, geographies, scale, history and workflow categories relevant to your acquisition strategy.
Establish qualification signals, exclusions, introduction procedures, attribution and any commercial arrangements in writing.
NAVO identifies potentially suitable companies using legitimate sources, then engages relevant decision-makers professionally.
Receive a concise profile and an introduction only where the company has agreed to engage. Decide whether it merits evaluation.
Conduct legal and technical diligence with the data owner. Any licence, transfer, payment or referral compensation follows applicable written agreements.
Each party has a distinct role. An introduction does not replace legal, privacy or technical diligence.
| PARTY | RESPONSIBILITY |
|---|---|
| NAVO Sourcing | Company research, preliminary qualification, consent-led introductions and agreed commercial coordination. |
| Data owner | Deciding whether to engage; identifying authority, ownership, permissions, confidentiality obligations and restrictions. |
| AI-data buyer | Deciding whether to evaluate; assessing relevance and technical quality; agreeing lawful scope, processing and commercial terms. |
| Authorised advisers | Legal, privacy and technical diligence for the parties they represent, as required by the proposed arrangement. |
NAVO seeks informed consent from an authorised representative before making an introduction or sharing the agreed non-confidential company profile. Any later restricted disclosure requires arrangements between the relevant parties.
The data owner, buyer and their authorised advisers handle evaluation, licensing agreements, lawful processing and any transfer. NAVO may coordinate commercial communication within an agreed scope.
Yes. An introduction is an opportunity to evaluate, not an obligation to license. Subsequent rights and obligations depend on the agreements the parties choose to enter.
Any sourcing, referral or introduction compensation must be set out in a written agreement with appropriate attribution and payment conditions. An initial conversation does not itself create a fee obligation.
A non-confidential overview of your business or acquisition requirements, your role and your preferred work contact. Do not send datasets or sensitive internal records.
Share a high-level company overview or sourcing brief. NAVO reviews the initial fit; an introduction follows only when the relevant parties agree.
Non-confidential inquiries only. No commitment to proceed.