For Aggregators

Music Aggregator Software for Digital Distributors

If you aggregate music for independent artists and labels, your real workload is operations: reviewing releases, fixing metadata, matching revenue, paying artists, and handling claims. This platform puts that whole workflow in one place.

The aggregator workflow, end to end

Every step an aggregator performs has a screen and a status, so nothing lives in spreadsheets or chat threads.

  • Artists upload releases through a guided three-step form with validation
  • Your reviewers approve, send back for correction, or block — always with a reason the artist can read
  • Releases move through clear statuses: QC, in review, live, correction needed, blocked, taken down
  • Store reports are uploaded and matched to artists by ISRC
  • Artists see balances and request payouts; you approve from a single queue

Catalog quality at scale

The costliest mistakes in aggregation are duplicate or wrong ISRC and UPC codes. The platform generates and validates these at upload time and flags duplicates before a release ever goes live, so revenue lands in the right account instead of being chased down later.

Revenue share and payouts

Set a revenue-share rate per account, so long-term partners and new artists can be on different terms. Artists see exactly what they have earned and can request a payout against a minimum threshold you control; you see the amount and bank details in the same row.

Claims and rights

YouTube claims, Content ID requests, whitelist requests, and profile linking each have their own queue with a status and a reason on every decision. Because requests are tied to real releases and real artists, nothing is lost in a message thread.

Frequently asked questions

Is this only for large aggregators?
No. It suits a new aggregator onboarding its first artists as well as an established one — the workflow is the same, only the volume changes.
How do duplicate ISRC codes get prevented?
ISRC and UPC are validated at upload and duplicates are flagged before the release can go live.
Can staff have limited access?
Yes. Role-based permissions control which sections each staff member can open.
Can I set different revenue share per artist?
Yes, revenue share is set per account.