
Events and editions
Event names, dates, locations and edition history can help teams place an opportunity in the right market and time frame.
Data Partners
Explore a data partnership with Lensmor. Help connect reliable event and company information to the teams researching their next market opportunity.
Begin with coverage and provenance. Agree on use before sharing records.

Assess the coverage and the intended use together before a transfer takes place.
Describe the dataset’s origin, geographic and industry coverage, field definitions, refresh cadence and the rights you can grant.
Review relevance to Lensmor’s event research, the proposed delivery format and how the records could be represented with appropriate source context.
Licensing, visibility, attribution, retention, corrections and commercial terms are defined in the agreement. Acceptance is not automatic.
Introduce the information you maintain, the markets it covers and how it stays current.

Event names, dates, locations and edition history can help teams place an opportunity in the right market and time frame.

Company-to-event relationships are most useful when the edition, participation type and supporting source are clear.

Where sharing is permitted, discuss the available fields, source and meaning of each record. Public signals and registration records require distinct labels.
A practical starting point for a longer-term partnership.
Share a description of coverage and source. No raw records are needed in the initial form.
Discuss field definitions, permitted uses, update expectations and an appropriate sample review.
Confirm the scope, format, handling of corrections and terms before arranging a transfer.
A clear scope, before any data is shared.
Event and edition details, exhibitor or sponsor relationships, and authorized audience information. Suitability depends on coverage, source quality, permitted use and Lensmor’s needs.
No. Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee acceptance or payment. Licensing or exchange terms are discussed only after the data’s suitability and rights have been reviewed.
No raw dataset is needed at this stage. Start with a coverage description and available field names. A sample review can be arranged after the purpose and handling are agreed.
Visibility, export rights and any access restrictions must be specified in the agreement. They are not determined by submitting this form.
The delivery format, update cadence and process for corrections or removal are defined for each partnership before data delivery begins.
The Organizer Partner Program is the more relevant starting point if you want to discuss event-data collaboration alongside prospect research for your event’s growth.
Tell us what you maintain and where it comes from. We’ll discuss its potential fit and the next review step.
Describe the dataset. Please do not submit personal records here.