If your team doesn’t catch issues during development, testing, or even pre-production, you may have already moved on to the next project before problems are identified. The last thing you want to do when you’re in a flow state is dig back into old code to fix a problem. While minor issues may simply require changing a few lines of code, more structural issues, such as data models that are trained on inappropriate data or software that captures information subject to new regulations could require coordination across departments, teams, and vendors. Our team can address past problems while you continue moving forward.

When you purchase a company (or a specific asset) for its intellectual property, the expectation is that it will be free of any serious errors or problems, but this doesn’t always hold true. Once you’ve utilized Licens.io software to detect any underlying issues, there are a number of paths to correction. You might require the seller to address the problems before a sale is finalized; alternatively you may prefer to handle the issue post-acquisition so that you can direct the method.

If your business or workload doesn’t allow you to invest the time or resources necessary to remedy the problematic information or code, our team can handle all aspects of the process, from identification to mitigation. We also offer training courses to ensure that errors and issues can be avoided in the future.

You’ve worked hard to develop your software or business – don’t let noncompliant data or code slow down or prevent you from selling. Ideally, any issues within your data or software will be identified prior to launching or going to market, but unfortunately sometimes problems are only discovered after the fact.

There are a lot of different ways for things to go wrong: whether the issue at hand involves inappropriately licensed software, a model that relies on improperly used data, or a program that violates regulations, the Licens.io team will correct any deficiencies or violations, leaving you to focus on due diligence and ongoing business operations.