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Moving a catalog is the scariest part of switching tools — so we do it with you. Our team brings your catalog, metadata and financial history into Reprtoir, whatever shape your data is in — hands-on, no restrictions.
The fear of migrating is what keeps teams stuck on spreadsheets and legacy tools long after they've outgrown them. We remove it: our experts move your catalog and history, validate every record, and stand up your workflows — so going live is a transition, not a rebuild. You keep working while we do the heavy lifting of the move.
Albums, tracks, works and videos, with their audio and artwork — from any tool, spreadsheet or drive, in any format.
ISRC, ISWC, credits and custom fields — mapped, matched and cleaned on the way in, so nothing lands broken.
Splits, terms and the chain of rights — rebuilt as structured data, not dumped as loose PDFs.
Your past statements and royalty history come across too — so accounting starts with continuity, not a blank page.
We look at what you have and where it lives — no format is a dealbreaker, no catalog too big.
We map your data onto Reprtoir's music model — assets, contributors, rights and splits — so it lands structured.
We import, then check every record against the source — you sign off before anything goes live.
Your workflows are stood up and your team is ready — the day you switch, you're already operational.
Migration is part of our Migration Services, done by people who have actually run labels and publishing catalogs, not a support script. They know why a split matters, what a clean ISWC looks like, and how your workflows need to survive the move.
The same conviction drives both: your data is yours. We bring you in with stable identifiers (ISRC, ISWC, UPC) intact, and everything stays exportable — CSV/Excel or API — for the day you'd ever want to move again. A migration in should never become a trap.
Tell us what you have and where it lives. Our team handles the rest, and you go live without the rebuild.