Features

Everything you need to run your own off-the-shelf data marketplace

Hashrights gives collection owners and partners a shared workflow for publishing data collections, clearing buyer opportunities, and preventing duplicate dataset sales without sharing customer lists.

Partner access

Publish collections to partners you trust

Collection owners can create a dataset collection, keep it in draft, publish it to trusted partners, or archive it when it should no longer be marketed.

Partners do not need one-off query tickets to discover what is available. Once they are trusted, they can view your published collections and submit buyer opportunities for review.

Collection lifecycle

  • DraftVisible only to the owner account.
  • PublishedVisible to trusted partners unless delisted.
  • ArchivedRemoved from active partner discovery.
What invited partners see: your published collections with quantities, samples, and a Request buyer clearance action.
What your invited partners see.
An inquiry awaiting review: partner name, a no-conflicts ledger check, and the partner's note — the buyer stays anonymous until you approve.

Private clearance

Clear buyer opportunities without exposing the market

Partners submit one buyer opportunity at a time. Hashrights checks whether that buyer is already sold, blocked, pending, or available for the collection.

The partner gets a clear path forward without seeing the owner's full buyer history. The owner keeps control without receiving the partner's entire buyer list.

How privacy actually works

No customer list ever changes hands

Hashrights never moves raw customer data between accounts. Every company is reduced to a salted, deterministic SHA-256 fingerprint of its domain — and clearance checks compare fingerprints, not lists.

  1. Hash on the way inBuyers you mark as sold are stored as one-way cryptographic fingerprints. The hash can't be reversed into a company list.
  2. Compare, don't shareWhen a partner requests clearance, Hashrights compares their buyer's fingerprint against the collection ledger — the owner never sees the buyer, and the partner never sees the ledger.
  3. Answer without exposureBoth sides get exactly one bit of information: available or not. Deal outcomes are recorded the same way, so the same buyer is never sold twice.

Owner control

You decide who sees collections and what moves forward

Publish collections broadly to your trusted partner network, delist a specific partner when needed, and approve or decline buyer opportunities before a partner proceeds.

This keeps Hashrights focused on the core job: helping more partners sell your data without creating a shared CRM or exposing the full buyer map.

Owner controls

  • Partner visibilityChoose which partners can see published collections.
  • Opportunity reviewApprove or decline each buyer opportunity.
  • Ledger historyTrack sold, blocked, pending, won, and lost outcomes.

Collection ledger

One collection. One buyer. One clear availability answer.

Each collection has its own ledger. The ledger determines whether a dataset can be marketed to a buyer and preserves the history behind that answer.

Ledger stateAvailability
Sold by ownerNot available
Owner blacklistNot available
Pending opportunityNot available
Closed wonNot available
Closed lostAvailable
No ledger recordAvailable

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