Project Detail

The hub for a project: works, files, expenses, audio, members, notes and settings.

Overview

The project page holds everything in a project, across seven tabs. It opens on Files. Click the cover to add or change it, and click the project name to rename it.

Works

Files

Expenses

Audio

Members

Notes

Settings

Works

The project's tracks. Add work (for the artist's owners) opens the same guided steps as the Metadata Registry. Each row flags a missing ISRC; click a work to open its page.

Files

Four folders: Contracts, Split Sheets, Royalty Statements and Other, with your own sub-folders, search and drag-and-drop. After an upload you can link the file to works; linked works show as Relevant works.

Expenses

Costs for this project that come off net royalties. See the Expenses guide.

Audio

Upload audio and use Link to work to attach a file to one of this project's works.

Members

Invite Member by email with a role (Admin, Editor or Viewer), see pending invites, and see work-only collaborators.

Notes

Rich-text notes for this project.

Settings

Project details (name and description), the artist it belongs to, Leave project, Clear royalty entries (owner), and Delete project.

Role permissions

Project members get one of four roles. The person who created the project is its Owner.

OwnerAdminEditorViewer

Capability	Owner	Editor	Viewer
See every work, file and audio file
Rename the project, edit its description and cover			—
Add and edit expenses			—
Share files by email, import from Drive or Dropbox			—
Rename works, edit their splits, link audio to works		—	—
Invite members and change roles		—	—
Leave the project	—

Access through the artist

Whoever owns the artist (you, for a personal artist, or every member of the team that owns it) can open all its projects without a project role, add and edit works, and upload, rename, move and delete files and audio. Only that artist access changes files, audio and adds works: a project role on its own lets you view them (and, from Editor up, share files by email). The Members and Expenses tabs belong to project members, so someone with only artist access sees a note there instead. Deleting a project needs the artist's creator, or a team admin for a team's artist.

Inline editing

Click a project or work name to rename it. Press Enter to save or Escape to cancel.

Common questions

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How do credits work?

Metered actions, such as an AI contract analysis, a royalty run, a contract parse or a generated split sheet, draw credits from your wallet. Your plan’s monthly credits expire at the end of each billing period; credits you buy don’t expire while your account is open. You’re charged only when a result is delivered, and a OneClick result or contract parse you’ve already paid for isn’t charged again in the same billing period.

Credits & Pricing

Am I charged if a run fails?

No. You’re charged only when the result reaches you. A run that fails isn’t charged, and neither is a OneClick result you leave before it arrives. When OneClick pauses to ask you about a contract, that isn’t charged either.

When you’re charged

Can I cancel?

Yes, at any time from your billing settings. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the period you’ve paid for, and partial periods aren’t pro-rated.

Who owns my data?

You do. Uploading a contract, a statement, a master or a split sheet doesn’t transfer any ownership to us, and we never use your content to train our proprietary AI models.