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Publishing

Whatever the deal, Reprtoir models it.

Original publishing, co-publishing, sub-publishing, administration — the deals that make publishing complex are the ones Reprtoir was built to handle, cleanly and CWR-compliant, on the same catalog as everything else.

Every deal type, modeled the way societies expect it.
Four deal types, one system

The shapes a publishing catalog actually comes in.

1

Publishing

You publish the work directly. Declare the writers, the shares and the designated publisher, and register it straight from the catalog.

2

Co-Publishing

Several publishers share one work. Each declares and files their own controlled shares independently, while the full chain stays transparent.

3

Sub-Publishing

A local publisher collects on your behalf in a given territory. Model the territorial mandate without touching the underlying ownership.

4

Publishing Administration

You administer catalogs you don't own — worldwide or territorial. Handle registration and collection for others, cleanly separated per client.

Built to the standard

Every deal comes out CWR-compliant.

Every software models CWR a little differently — and that's exactly where registrations break. Reprtoir models each deal type the way the standard expects, so what leaves for a society is clean the first time: controlled vs uncontrolled shares, designated publishers, territorial mandates, all mapped correctly. See the CWR system →

Model it right once, register it right every time.
Publishing, not in a silo

Works, rights, registration and royalties — one catalog.

Your works live in the same workspace as your recordings, on the same contributors and the same rights chain. Register through CWR, split income through royalty accounting, and pay writers through their own portal — without ever leaving the platform or re-keying a split.

Run your publishing on one clean system.

From original deals to administration — modeled correctly, registered compliantly, accounted transparently.