catalogs
rights
royalties
→ paid correctly

Media &entertainment.

Rights, royalties and metadata move through distributors, labels, platforms and spreadsheets. Kiwi turns how your catalog really gets paid into Operating Code that reconciles itself.

Where it breaksMedia & Entertainment

Every catalog runs on statements nobody fully trusts.

The rules that fix it live in threads, spreadsheets and people’s heads. Kiwi writes them down, with the evidence, and runs them.

What Kiwi doesMedia & Entertainment

What Kiwi does for media & entertainment.

Reconcile across distributors and labels

With automated contract, rights and royalties management. Every statement line is matched against contracts, splits and amendments, and every mismatch arrives with the clause behind it.

Spot breakout artists before they trend

By forecasting streaming performance across platforms, so A&R and marketing act on signal instead of last month’s report.

Track revenue and find anything

By consolidating metadata across catalogs into one clean record per asset, so revenue lands on the right work.

Deliver and validate at scale

Bulk DDEX packaging and validation before delivery to platforms, with every rejection traced to the field that caused it.

Keep rights changes on record

Amendments, territories and term changes become versioned rules, so the next statement uses the right rate.

Written downOperating Code

One rule, written down.

Each line cites where it came from. Nothing runs until the owner approves it.

media-entertainment / royalty_rate● approved
  1. rule royalty_rate
  2. when statement.source in distributorsstatements
  3. apply rate(contract.base_rate)contract
  4. except amendment.effective <= statement.periodemail · amendment
  5. apply rate(amendment.rate)amendment pdf
  6. flag mismatch > 0.5%policy
  7. approved v2.3 by royalties_opsoperator
Where the evidence lives
Distributor statementsPlatform reportsContracts and amendmentsSplit sheetsCatalog metadataRoyalty spreadsheetsEmail threads

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