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CWR Import-Export

CWR, native
to your catalog.

Import, validate and export CWR — versions 2.1 and 2.2 — straight from your catalog. Register works with societies, process ACK/ISW acknowledgments, and keep ISWC codes in sync automatically.

CWR that reads and writes your live catalog — not a converter bolted on the side.
Native, not bolted on

CWR built into your catalog — not a converter on the side.

Most teams treat CWR as a separate chore: export to a file, run it through a tool, hope societies accept it, re-key the acknowledgments by hand. Reprtoir makes CWR a native capability of the workspace your works already live in — so registration flows out of your catalog and acknowledgments flow back in, automatically.

No more manual errors. No more tedious formatting.
End to end

From your works to the societies — and back.

01 · Import & validate

2.1 and 2.2

Bring in CWR files; every work is validated against the standard before anything moves.

02 · Register

Straight from the catalog

Send works to societies with no re-formatting and no export/re-import dance.

03 · Acknowledgments

ACK / ISW, ingested

Responses come back in automatically — every status, and the exact reason behind each rejection. Fix the data and send a revised CWR to re-file what didn't pass, straight from the same work.

04 · ISWC sync

One identity per work

Codes stay aligned across your catalog automatically, everywhere.

Built on the full CISAC standard: 360+ society receiver codes, 43 CISAC territory (TIS) groups, an IPI (formerly CAE) carried and transmitted for every writer and publisher, every acknowledgment status (accepted, accepted-with-changes, rejected), and a single-work test mode to dry-run a registration before sending a whole catalog. Whatever your CWR need, it's covered.

Register works and ingest acknowledgments straight from your live catalog.

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Not just for societies

Moving a catalog? Do it in a compliant, auditable flow.

CWR isn't only about PRO registration. Administration deals, sub-publishing, catalog sales and acquisitions all mean moving works between systems — the moment things usually break. Reprtoir bulk-transfers works in a clean, standards-based, auditable flow, so a catalog acquisition doesn't turn into months of spreadsheet reconciliation.

One system, fewer tools

One catalog instead of a CWR converter,
a registration tracker, and a pile of spreadsheets.

Because import, validation, registration and acknowledgments all run on the same works your team already manages, there's nothing to reconcile between tools. The stack most publishers stitch together becomes a single capability of the platform.

One catalog, two worlds

Your works and your recordings, linked automatically.

Recordings (ISRC) and works (ISWC) live in the same catalog — and Reprtoir connects them for you, by identifier, in both directions. So a CWR you import is tied to your masters the moment it lands, with no manual matching.

Two worlds, one catalog

Tracks & Works

Recordings carry an ISRC, works carry an ISWC — both held in the same source of truth.

Import a work → it finds its tracks

By ISRC

Bring in a work or a CWR carrying ISRCs, and it auto-links to the matching recordings already in your catalog.

Import a track → it finds its works

By ISWC

Bring in recordings carrying an ISWC, and they auto-link to the matching works — no manual pairing.

CWR runs on the same catalog
as everything else.

The works you register are the same records you search, share, deliver and account for. One source of truth, all the way to the societies.