Royalty Statement Parsing
Parse uploaded royalty statements into structured earnings and usage records for review.
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A01 / Production
A02 / Artists
A03 / Live
A04 / Fans
A05 / Catalogue
A06 / ReleasesKeep the music moving.
Bring the business into rhythm.
The platform / 01
Make room for the work only you can make.
Artist agreements, royalty statements, rights and creative operations belong in one connected workspace. Find what needs attention, and keep your team in the loop.
Extract agreement terms, surface risk and route the next review. AI assists the work; your team makes the decisions.
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The catalogue / 02
Ten focused views. One shared picture of your creative business.
Parse uploaded royalty statements into structured earnings and usage records for review.
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Resolve mismatches between royalty statements, contract terms, and expected payments.
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Inspect and maintain the rights, territories, restrictions, and obligations attached to an agreement.
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Review licensing agreements alongside AI-extracted terms, obligations, and negotiation risks.
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Coordinate AI-assisted creative production work from intake through review and completion.
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Review audience feedback that needs classification, response, escalation, or campaign follow-up.
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Find catalog assets and inspect or correct their linked music metadata.
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Plan artist bookings while resolving availability, travel, venue, and contractual scheduling conflicts.
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Move prospective artists through a structured scouting and evaluation workflow.
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Create campaign-ready music marketing content through a guided AI generation and approval workflow.
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The intelligence / 03
Use a platform designed to harness the best intelligence available for the work in front of you.
CRM → Built-in AI
You work within its limits.
Agreement or catalog task → orchestration layer → suitable frontier or specialist model → reviewed result.
Choose around the task, data policy and review requirements.
Document reasoning and agreement review
Provider documentation ↗Multimodal inputs and structured extraction
Provider documentation ↗Document OCR and audio transcription
Provider documentation ↗Catalog search, embeddings and reranking
Provider documentation ↗These providers have documented APIs. They are options for implementation assessment, not confirmed connections in this preview. Supported routing must be agreed and verified during onboarding; additional providers remain roadmap candidates.
How it works / 04
Import artist agreements, royalty statements and your catalog records. Agree access, ownership and the work to be reviewed.
Use extracted terms and connected module views to spot missing rights, royalty mismatches and scheduling conflicts.
Let the right person approve the action. Keep the handoff between legal, operations and creative teams visible.
Beyond the dashboard / 05
A royalty mismatch needs a workflow, not another chat window.
Agent workflows are scoped to your tools, permissions and approval policy.
Explore Music & Creative Arts AI agents ↗Tools & integrations / 06
Your existing tools can become part of the AI workflow. These documented APIs are implementation options; this preview does not connect to your accounts.
Artist, album and track metadata can support catalog lookup. Access depends on Spotify approval, account and API restrictions.
Official API documentation ↗Authorised event and attendee records can inform booking and fan follow-up workflows.
Official API documentation ↗Calendar events and availability can support artist booking coordination with the required permissions.
Official API documentation ↗Tool names and marks belong to their respective owners. No endorsement or partnership implied.
Standards / 07
An international identifier for sound and music-video recordings. Preserve identifiers when organising catalog records; this platform does not issue ISRCs.
A real message standard for release metadata and commercial terms. Delivery mapping and validation require an explicitly scoped implementation; no DDEX conformance is claimed.
Informational context for catalog and rights workflows. Standards, licensing and legal obligations must be assessed for your operation; no certification is claimed.
Hardware add-ons / 08
Generic third-party devices, connected through a defined interface. Compatibility and any additional ingestion work are verified during scoping.
USB or network scan-to-file → document upload → Artist Contract Analysis. Capture signed agreements as reviewable source documents.
USB audio capture → approved file upload → creative production assistance. Attach a session recording to the production review queue; direct live-device control is not claimed.
USB keyboard input → catalog search field → catalog metadata search. Look up a release identifier and review its linked metadata.
Hardware, installation, and integration are not included in the standard subscription. Additional charges apply based on the hardware selected, integration modules required, and implementation scope.
The full pressing / 09
Starting at $200/mo
Agreements. Royalties. Rights. Creative operations.
One connected platform, scoped to your team.
USD subscription.
One-time onboarding is separate.
Onboarding / 10
A one-time setup for your artist agreements, royalty records and creative workflows. Fees are starting points; final scope depends on source data, security, connections and deployment requirements.
Starting at$1,000+one-time
Starting at$2,500+one-time
Everything in Essential, plus:
Starting at$5,000+one-time
Everything in Plus, plus:
Managed hosting, updates and backups for your music-operations workspace. Start without provisioning your own infrastructure.
Run the same platform in your own cloud, VPC or on-prem environment for sensitive artist agreements and royalty records. The subscription stays the same; onboarding scope may differ.
Sleeve notes / 11
No. The workspace spans agreement review, royalty parsing and reconciliation, rights, licensing, production, fan engagement, catalog search, bookings, scouting and marketing.
Your reviewers make the decisions. Extraction and risk flags help prioritise work; agreement interpretation and legal advice remain with qualified people.
Yes, migration and connections can be scoped around your source formats, API access and permissions. The named tools are documented API options, not preconnected accounts.
The subscription covers the platform scope agreed for your team. One-time setup, third-party hardware, installation and additional integration work are scoped separately.
Cloud and Private / self-hosted options use the same subscription positioning. Infrastructure, data handling and implementation requirements shape the one-time onboarding scope.