Every record, three links back.
A delivered record traces to the supplier agreement it came in under and the buyer licence it went out under, written into a per-record manifest.
rest
- record_id
- qr_01HZX4T9K2M7the record
- dataset_id
- QD-7K2Pthe listing
- owner_ref
- own_7f3a…c21the supplier agreement
- licence_id
- lic_2026_0142the buyer licence
- rights_basis
- owner_held_rightswhy it could be licensed
- sha256
- 9f2c…e41athe file delivered
Checked before anything is listed
Where rights are unclear, a listing goes back to review rather than ahead. An owner who isn't sure what they hold can still start a conversation; we work it out together first.
- 01OwnershipWho owns the recordings, studies or reports, and who else has a claim to them.
- 02Notices and consentWhat customers or patients were told, and whether it covers licensing to third parties.
- 03Client contractsContracts between the owner and its own clients that may restrict use, common for BPOs.
- 04ApprovalsHospital and ethics approvals for imaging and clinical data.
- 05Rights clear?yes · listedno · back to review
What a licence allows
- TrainingAllowed. When the licence says so
- EvaluationAllowed. Including held-out test sets
- Internal researchAllowed. Inside the licensee's organisation
- RedistributionNot allowed. Never: no resale, sharing or publishing
- Re-identification or linkageNot allowed. Never, in every licence
Takedown and deletion
An owner, or a person who believes their data is in a dataset, can ask for it to be withdrawn. Quarry delists it and tells every buyer, who are bound by their licence to delete it.
How to make a requestLast updated 15 October 2026Questions? trust@quarrydata.ai