For law and accounting firms

Your firm’s history.
A new possibility.

Years of decisions, collaboration, and problem-solving may have value beyond your day-to-day work. Explore whether your firm’s operating records could qualify for AI data licensing.

Check your firm’s eligibility Understand the process
A preliminary check. No record upload. No commitment.
The value in how work happensIllustrative example
TEAM REVIEW / WORKFLOW 014Resolved ✓
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A discrepancy is flaggedA team member notices a mismatch.
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The team weighs its optionsContext, constraints, and a decision.
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The correction is reviewedA documented approval and resolution.
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The process gets betterA lesson becomes a repeatable workflow.

Everyday work.
Useful human context.

Fictional workflow. No client records or confidential information shown.
Built for law and accounting firm decision-makers
Understand fit before sharing records
Offers depend on a buyer’s review
An overlooked asset

There’s context behind
every completed task.

AI developers are interested in examples of how teams coordinate, make decisions, and resolve problems. Your firm’s historical workplace records may document those patterns. FirmSignal helps you understand the opportunity and find the next step.

01 / COLLABORATION

How teams work together

Workplace discussions and project histories can show how a question becomes an informed decision.

02 / PROBLEM-SOLVING

How exceptions get resolved

Documented review processes can reveal the steps, judgment calls, and outcomes behind a resolution.

03 / CONTEXT

How work connects over time

Linked conversations and working documents can provide a fuller picture than a finished deliverable alone.

A clear starting point

Explore first.
Decide with context.

An initial fit check is just the beginning. A licensing decision should follow a buyer’s assessment and your firm’s review of the proposed scope and agreement.

Start your preliminary check ↗
  1. 01

    Check your firm’s initial fit

    Answer a few questions about your team, operating history, and workplace systems. This check stays in your browser.

  2. 02

    Continue to the buyer’s evaluation

    Visit Mode’s official program to request an assessment. Its team determines eligibility and any offer.

  3. 03

    Review scope, rights, and terms

    Before agreeing to an export, review what records are included, confidentiality obligations, exclusions, permitted uses, and payment terms.

  4. 04

    Proceed only if the agreement fits

    Mode describes a process for filtering the agreed copy before onward delivery. Your written agreement governs the transaction.

About one minute

Could your firm
be a fit?

Mode currently lists law firms with 6 or more employees and accounting firms with 10 or more employees as potentially eligible. Several years of digital operating history can strengthen the fit.

  • Company information only
  • No email address or documents required
  • A clear next step based on your answers

This tool is an independent preliminary guide, not a valuation or buyer approval. Criteria may change. Read Mode’s current criteria ↗

Preliminary fit checkLaw & accounting firms
Published team thresholds: law firms 6+ employees; accounting firms 10+ employees.
The 3-year grouping is a FirmSignal screening guideline, not a published minimum.

Your answers are processed locally and are not submitted to FirmSignal or Mode. No personal or client information is needed.

Before you decide

Good questions.
Clear next steps.

What is FirmSignal’s role?

FirmSignal is an independent educational and introduction concept for law and accounting firms, developed by Repeak Media. We do not buy data, issue offers, or represent Mode. Links to Mode’s evaluation use our referral link. We may earn a referral fee if your firm completes a qualifying transaction.

What could my firm earn?

Only a buyer’s review can establish an offer. Mode advertises an indicative $100,000–$5 million range across its company program, not a guaranteed law- or accounting-firm payout. Volume, quality, history, scope, and rights can affect the result. Avoid budgeting around an estimate before an agreement.

Does this involve sensitive client information?

Workplace archives can contain confidential client material. Mode states that it removes sensitive information and transforms identifiers in the agreed copy. For law firms, review privilege and client confidentiality; for accounting firms, review confidential client and tax information. Your firm should review its obligations, permitted scope, exclusions, and the actual filtering process before granting access. Filtering alone does not establish permission to share records.

Do I have to upload anything here?

No. The preliminary checker runs in your browser and asks for no documents, credentials, or contact details. A buyer’s assessment is separate and happens through its own process.

Is this a loan or investment?

The proposed transaction involves licensing or selling rights to an agreed copy of records. Review those rights, any exclusivity, onward use, and payment conditions in the written agreement.

What are the minimum team sizes?

Mode currently publishes thresholds of 6 or more employees for law firms and 10 or more for accounting firms. A law firm with 6–9 employees meets the published size threshold; an accounting firm of that size does not. Team size alone does not establish eligibility. Ask Mode about any exceptions.

A useful history starts
a useful conversation.

Understand the opportunity. Check the fit. Make an informed decision.

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Your preliminary check

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