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Music Business CRM

A CRM that actually knows your catalog.

Manage every relationship — artists, writers, partners, licensees, DSPs — in one place, connected to the rights, contracts and royalties that tie you together. Not a generic CRM bolted onto music: a book of relationships that speaks your business.

Every contact, on the same platform as the music.
The problem

A generic CRM doesn't know an ISRC from an ISWC.

Most teams keep their contacts in a generic CRM or a spreadsheet that knows nothing about music. It can't tell you which contracts a writer is on, what you owe an artist, or what you've licensed to a partner. So the real context lives in one person's head — and walks out the door when they do.

What makes it a music CRM

Relationships, connected to everything they touch.

Every contact, connected

Each person or company is linked to the assets, contracts and royalties they're part of — one click from contact to catalog.

Your whole relationship map

Artists, writers, contributors, partners, licensees, sub-publishers and DSPs — the entire network, in one directory.

Context on tap

Open a contact and see their catalog, their deals and what's owed — no switching tools, no digging.

One platform, no sync

Your CRM and your catalog are the same system. Nothing to integrate, nothing to keep in sync, no data drift.

One contact, the whole picture

Everything you know about a relationship, in one view.

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A songwriterWriter · 3 agreements
Workson catalog
Contractslinked
Royaltiesup to date
Shared with2 partners

A contact in Reprtoir isn't a dead record. It carries the works they wrote, the contracts they're on, what they're owed, and what you've shared with them — because it all lives on the same platform. When someone asks "where are we with this writer?", the answer is on one screen.

Illustrative — placeholder record, no real data.

What teams use it for

From first contact to signed deal.

Licensing & pitching

Track who's interested in what, and pitch straight from your catalog. Sharing →

Partner & client relations

Keep every partner, licensee and client, and the deals you have with them, in one place.

Artist & writer relations

Know each creator's catalog, contracts and payments without asking around. Contracts →

Keep the whole relationship, not just the contact.

Put your network on the same platform as your music — and stop losing context to spreadsheets and someone's memory.