YOUR DATA. YOUR RIGHTS. YOUR DECISION.
Exploring the opportunity should not require surrendering control.
ROZETA begins with metadata and business context. Your company approves what is disclosed, which buyers may proceed and whether a transaction happens.
YOUR CONTROL POINTS
Control should be designed into the process.
Possessing records does not always mean having unrestricted authority to license every field, file or use. Rights, privacy and commercial terms require separate analysis.
Begin or Stop
The company decides whether to explore the opportunity and may stop the process.
Disclosure Scope
The seller approves what appears in the anonymous opportunity brief.
Identity and Samples
The seller controls when identity is revealed and whether samples are reviewed.
Buyer Access
Only approved buyers receive additional information or diligence access.
Rights and Terms
Scope, permitted use, exclusivity, retention, derivatives and deletion are negotiated.
Final Decision
The seller alone decides whether to accept, reject, counter or sign.
The transaction is not only what the buyer pays. It is also what the seller permits.
Qualified counsel should determine the company’s rights and obligations.
CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENT
Find out whether your operating history has a market.
ROZETA evaluates the asset, tests for credible buyer demand, and helps you decide whether an opportunity is worth pursuing - before you enter a transaction.
