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For companies · Retail and e-commerce data

License your retail and e-commerce records.

Catalogs, orders, returns and stock changes record what your business sells and how purchases unfold. SnowRock helps retailers explore licensing records for research, measurement or AI development.

Discuss retail data

Start with product categories, sales channels, dates and a list of available fields.

The records you create

Products, purchases and what happened after checkout.

  • Catalog and price history

    Product identifiers, categories, descriptions, prices and promotion dates, with changes over time.

  • Orders, returns and stock

    Products within each order, quantities, currencies, cancellations, returns and stock changes linked to products and dates.

  • Customer questions and resolutions

    Product or order questions, staff replies and recorded outcomes, linked only where the agreed scope permits.

Why a buyer may license it

Research demand and test retail systems.

A buyer should specify the product coverage, time period and level of detail its task needs. An agreed license could support:

  • Studying sales, returns and stock changes by product, channel and period.
  • Testing product matching or demand forecasts against recorded purchases.

Tell SnowRock your product categories, countries, date range and update needs. State whether totals are enough or whether your task requires individual order lines.

Industry example

Ulta Beauty agrees to share sales data with NIQ.

Announced data-sharing agreement · April 2026

NIQ and Ulta Beauty announced an agreement on April 30, 2026. Ulta will supply sales data for NIQ’s forthcoming beauty measurement channel. Ulta will also use NIQ’s analysis of shopper behavior and digital purchases.

The announcement describes data flowing from Ulta to NIQ and insight services flowing to Ulta. Payment terms are not public.

Its stated scope is retail measurement and analytics. The announcement does not publish raw-data delivery terms or AI training rights.

Before preparing files

What to discuss with SnowRock.

You do not need to send raw records to begin. Tell us what your company has and which licensing options you would consider.

Products and history
Name channels, countries and dates. Explain how product identifiers, variants, promotions and currencies are recorded, including discontinued products.
Orders and corrections
Describe whether order lines link to returns, cancellations and stock movements. Distinguish a missing record from zero sales or an out-of-stock period.
Customers and licensed content
Name who can approve a license and review customer information, marketplace terms and product text or images supplied by brands. Estimate preparation and ongoing update costs.

Your company agrees the terms

Discuss licensing your retail records.

Your company and the buyer agree which records may be licensed, permitted uses, preparation, delivery and price. Your company delivers the agreed data directly to the buyer. The buyer pays your company for the data license. SnowRock’s buyer-paid fee is agreed separately.

Discuss retail data