Buyers price records largely on depth and visible reasoning. Usually one or two of your systems hold most of both. Use the guides below to see what each source is worth, what to exclude, and how to prepare it.
Which partner fits which data
| Data type | Named by Polyshares | Named by micro1 |
|---|---|---|
| Slack / Teams | ✓ | not listed |
| ✓ | not listed | |
| CRM history | ✓ | ✓ |
| Support tickets | ✓ | not listed |
| Call recordings | ✓ | not listed |
| ERP / accounting exports | ✓ | not listed |
| SOPs, knowledge bases, internal docs | ✓ (files) | ✓ |
| Project histories, QA processes | not listed | ✓ |
Based on each buyer’s public pages. “Not listed” doesn’t mean a buyer won’t consider it; ask.
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