A recruitment company used our service to track use of its candidate database. The organisation discovered a breach when candidates received information about jobs it had not advertised. High Court action resulted in the perpetrator receiving a suspended prison sentence, a restraining order and a substantial fine. The seeds we put into the customer’s database enabled it to prove the data was originally its own.
In another example, B2B database marketing company Data HQ was able to recover lost income when its data seeding identified that a licensee had used the data set multiple times outside the permitted trial period. Data HQ could prove this when the unique seed records embedded in its data order revealed unexpected returns.