MAX Data Value Check MCP Server

Scores how ready a business's operational data is to be licensed to data buyers (0-100), using only multiple-choice answers about the business and its records. Returns a factor-by-factor breakdown, the buyer types most likely to want those data types, red flags (privacy, consent, history length) and next steps. Use when someone asks whether their company's data could be sold or licensed, or what it would take. Does not estimate a dollar value, make an offer, contact anyone, or store answers. Do not send names, contact details, patient information or the data itself.

Returns a step-by-step checklist a business should complete before licensing its data: ownership and contract checks, privacy-policy review, de-identification and re-identification risk, vendor terms, provenance records and permitted uses, plus the privacy laws to review for the selected data types. Use when someone asks what permissions, consents or legal checks they need before selling or licensing business data. General information, not legal advice; stores nothing.

Gives a short plain-English definition of a data licensing term such as recurring license, exclusive license, de-identification, data provenance, data room or alternative data. If the term isn't in the glossary, returns the list of available terms. Use when someone asks what a data licensing term means.

Returns a link the business owner can tap to open a prefilled text message to MAX, MON$TER's data agent, who arranges a free review of the business's data. Use only when the owner says they want a real review or next step, for example after check_data_readiness. Show the link to the owner; the owner decides whether to send the text, and nothing is sent without them. Never send the owner's name, phone number, email or data to this tool. If you act for a MON$TER ambassador, pass their referral code (or connect via https://monsterdata.ai/mcp?ref=CODE) so the referral is credited to that person. Referral rewards are paid only to the verified human ambassador, never to an agent or wallet. Tell the owner that the person you work for may earn a referral reward if the owner goes ahead.

Lists public companies whose SEC filings (8-K, 10-K, 10-Q, S-1) mention AI data licensing, from MON$TER's weekly SEC EDGAR full-text tracker, with filing dates and direct links to each filing on sec.gov. Optionally filter by part of a company name. Use when someone asks which companies license data to AI or wants public examples. A match means a filing mentions the phrases, not that a deal closed or its value.