Capabilities

Four practices. One stack. Built to be yours.

— 01

Rights & royalty reconciliation

Engines that read statements at scale

We ingest publisher, label, society, and platform statements, normalise them against your catalog of record, and surface usage you weren't paid for.

Every flagged claim ships with the evidence trail — source line, match logic, confidence — so your team can dispute or accept without guessing.

  • →Statement parsing across PDFs, CSVs, and society feeds
  • →Catalog-aware fuzzy matching with human-readable confidence
  • →Claim packages ready for dispute and recovery
— 02

Catalog intelligence

Make a decade of metadata useful

Most catalog data is fragmented across DDEX deliveries, internal sheets, and a handful of inherited databases. We deduplicate, enrich, and stitch it into one queryable surface.

Search by mood, instrumentation, era, lyrical theme, or rights status — with explanations attached.

  • →Multi-source dedupe and ISRC/ISWC reconciliation
  • →Audio embedding + semantic tagging
  • →Rights-aware search and filtering
— 03

Fan data platforms

One view of the audience, finally

Spotify for Artists, Apple Music for Artists, Meta, TikTok, ticketing, merch, mailing lists — every artist has the same scattered picture. We unify them into a single warehouse with cohort logic that holds up.

Then the dashboards, alerts, and audience segments actually correspond to humans.

  • →ETL across DSP, social, and direct-to-fan
  • →Identity stitching and cohort modelling
  • →Custom dashboards your team will actually open
— 04

Sync matching

From brief to shortlist in minutes

Sync supervisors describe a scene in language, not in genre tags. Our matching engines translate briefs into ranked, listenable shortlists from your catalog — with reasoning attached.

Built so the music supervisor stays in the loop and the right track wins, not the loudest pitch.

  • →Natural-language brief ingestion
  • →Multi-modal ranking with explanations
  • →Rights and one-stop status surfaced inline

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