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Royalty Tools

Give your artists and writers their own window.

A dedicated, isolated space where each right-holder sees their statements, history and catalog — self-serve and always current. Their view, your control. And a lot fewer "where's my statement?" emails.

Transparency for them. Full control for you.
What it is

Statements your right-holders can actually reach.

Instead of emailing PDFs every period and answering the same questions all month, give each artist, writer or partner a login to their own portal. They see what they've earned, browse their history, and check their catalog whenever they want — while you stay in control of what's published and when. It's a white-label portal: your logo, your colours, your brand — not ours. Account activation, new-statement and password emails go out automatically.

Give each right-holder a branded portal to their own statements.

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Their view · your control

Self-serve for them, governed by you.

What they see

Their own numbers, on demand

  • Their statements, period by period (PDF & CSV)
  • Their earnings history and analytics over time
  • The catalog and works that are theirs
What you control

Exactly what's visible

  • Publish statements when they're approved
  • Brand it as your own — logo & colours
  • Each right-holder sees only their own data
  • Grant, change or revoke access any time
Isolated by design

Everyone sees their own — and only their own.

Each portal is walled off: a right-holder can never see another's data. You decide what's published and to whom, so opening up transparency never means giving up control. It's the trust of an open book, on your terms. See how royalty accounting works →

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Turn statements into self-serve transparency.

Give your right-holders their own window — and give your inbox a break.