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Model the full chain of rights on your catalog — who owns what, and who collects where — as structured data, not a spreadsheet nobody trusts. One clean layer under everything: registration, delivery and royalties all read from it.
The confusion that breaks most systems is treating "who owns it" and "who collects the money" as one thing. Reprtoir keeps them as two distinct layers on the same work — so a change in a payee never quietly rewrites who actually owns the right.
Who holds the right in a recording or a work — the shares that don't change just because a collection deal does.
The mandate to collect income, per territory — a sub-publisher here, a CMO there — mapped on top of the ownership, not instead of it.
A work almost never belongs to one party alone. Reprtoir lets you declare the entire chain — the shares you control and the ones you don't — so the total is always transparent and adds up. That's what keeps registrations clean and stops conflicts and double-claims before they reach a society.
Own a work worldwide, then layer the collection rules territory by territory — and do it across your whole catalog at once, not work by work. Reprtoir replicates allocations from the ownership you've already declared and locks protected works, so managing a large publishing catalog stops being a manual grind.
Because ownership and collection live as structured data, they feed the rest of the platform directly: CWR registration flows out of it, royalty accounting splits against it, and contracts connect deal terms to the exact shares they cover. One source of truth for rights, from registration to payout.
Ownership and collection, modeled cleanly on your catalog — the foundation for compliant registration and royalties that reconcile.