Repertoire
Review®
One record of truth for every writer, work and right you own — splits, publishing chains, royalty evidence and sale-ready diligence in a single secure workspace.
Get startedWriters, works and splits
Contracts, statements, lyrics
Buyer-ready data rooms
Publishers, catalogue owners, managers and acquisition teams use Repertoire Review to hold rights data to the standard a buyer will actually test it against.
Built for the
paperwork
The agreements, statements and registrations that decide a catalogue's value — captured, extracted and permanently attached to the works they cover.
Rights of record
01Unlimited writers per work, auto-balancing splits, publishing and sub-publishing chains with territory and term control.
Evidence, filed
02Drop contracts, split sheets and statements in bulk. Each document is classified, read and attached to the works it proves.
Gaps, surfaced
03Diligence checklists, cross-reference conflict detection and writer packs show what is missing before a buyer asks.
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Every part
of the record
Four connected surfaces — repertoire, documents, evidence and transactions — held against one another so nothing contradicts.
See how diligence works
Writer repertoires
Splits · IPI/CAE · societies
Document vault
Contracts · statements · lyrics
Royalty evidence
Income history · registrations
Transaction rooms
Expiring links · sorted exports
What a buyer will ask for
Chain of title
Publishing, administration and assignment documents tied to every work, with amendments and letters of clarification updating live terms.
Sub-publishing terms
Territory-scoped deals with expiry, auto-renewal and reversion notifications that return rights to the original publisher on acceptance.
Identifier integrity
IPI/CAE and society data detected in uploads, queued for human review, then written to the writer's profile once confirmed.
Audit and access
Role-based access down to writer-only accounts, row-level tenancy isolation, and a permanent log of every change and download.
“We closed a nine-figure catalogue sale without a single spreadsheet reconciliation. Everything the buyer asked for was already attached to the work.”
Choose a plan
Every plan includes AI document classification, audit trails and role-based access. Data rooms and transaction workspaces unlock from Publisher upwards.
Catalogue
For single-writer and boutique catalogues:
- Up to 2,500 works
- Document AI classification
- Diligence checklists
Publisher
RecommendedEverything in Catalogue, plus:
- Unlimited works and writers
- Transaction workspaces
- Buyer data rooms
Acquisition
For funds and acquisition teams:
- Multi-org portfolio view
- Migration and import service
- Priority diligence support
FAQ
Yes. Excel and CSV imports use intelligent header mapping and duplicate detection, so a messy spreadsheet becomes structured works, writers and splits with a review step before anything is written.
Every file is read and classified — publishing agreement, sub-publishing deal, split sheet, producer agreement, statement or lyrics — then linked to the relevant works, with extracted terms offered for confirmation rather than applied silently.
Writer-only accounts are scoped at the database level. They see their works, splits and documents and nothing else in the organisation.
You scope a transaction workspace and issue an expiring link. The buyer downloads schedules, splits and every supporting document, sorted by work and document type.
No. Extraction is assistive and reviewable, and your material is never used for model training. Full detail is in our AI Policy.