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Singapore’s collective management organisation for authors, composers and music publishers, founded in 1987.
Reprtoir exchanges CWR with COMPASS in both directions — register your works and take in their filings, with controlled and uncontrolled shares mapped the way the standard expects, so nothing is re-keyed.
COMPASS (Composers and Authors Society of Singapore) is Singapore's non-profit collective management organisation for musical copyright, established in 1987 alongside the country's Copyright Act. It administers public-performance, broadcast, diffusion and reproduction rights in musical works and lyrics on behalf of composers, lyricists and publishers.
As a CISAC member, COMPASS maintains reciprocal agreements with major international societies — including ASCAP and BMI in the United States and CASH in Hong Kong — so that it effectively represents the world's copyright musical repertoire within Singapore, and collects abroad on behalf of Singaporean creators.
COMPASS licenses music users such as broadcasters, digital services, live venues and background-music operators, and distributes the resulting royalties to its members and reciprocal partners.
COMPASS is the collective management organisation for authors, composers and music publishers in Singapore, founded in 1987. It licenses the use of musical works, collects the royalties due and distributes them to its members.
Yes. Reprtoir sends and receives CWR with COMPASS in both directions — register your works and take in their filings, matched to your catalog, with controlled and uncontrolled shares mapped the way the standard expects.
Not by Reprtoir. Your data and stable identifiers stay yours and portable. Any commitment to COMPASS is governed by your own membership with COMPASS, not by Reprtoir.
Reprtoir works with distributors, DSPs, collecting societies and more — from one catalog, with no lock-in.
Exchange CWR with COMPASS, keep your splits mapped the way the standard expects, and keep your catalog free to move — one platform, no lock-in.