Register releases.
Confirm credits.
Ship clean data.
The collaborative platform where labels, artists and contributors register metadata and confirm splits — then validated data flows to CMOs, PROs, publishers and distributors.
Example: registering the single Midnight by Kayo for the fictional label Harmattan Records
- MidnightKayo • 1 track · ISRC GB-K3A-26-00109Shipped100%
- Honey SeasonNia • 4 tracksContributor Input60%
- Night MarketAmara • 1 trackSent to Artist35%
- Harmattan SessionsVarious • 5 tracksPending Approval85%
- SunriseKayo • 1 trackDraft10%
Type it once. Nobody has to chase.
One single.
Four people.
One record.
Every credit and split confirmed by the person it belongs to — before anything ships.
Metadata work costs hours
on every release.
Every release generates credits, splits, and rights data that needs to reach the right organisations. Most of it is still managed in spreadsheets, email threads, and disconnected portals.
4–5 h
saved per person, on every release
#1
the most frustrating part of the job, according to the label project managers we talk to: data registration
93%
of PRS for Music's delayed payments are held back by data issues. PRS for Music, 2025
Time-back calculator
How many hours could Ambler save your team?
Three questions, about 30 seconds.
Singles, EPs and albums all count as one release each.
Who works on each release?
Pick everyone on your side who touches the metadata, credits or splits.
A rough average across salary and overhead is fine. We've filled in a starting point you can change.
Your estimate, per year
0hours
And that's only your side. Artists, songwriters and contributors fill in their own details in Ambler, so the time they save isn't in this number.
Labels we work with estimate 4–5 hours saved per person on every release. We count from 2 to keep the estimate conservative. A work week is 37 hours.
Thanks, we'll be in touch within one working day.
Your estimate is attached, so you won't need to explain it twice.
One workflow.
Every stakeholder.
Confirmed at source.
Ambler replaces the back-and-forth with a structured flow where everyone confirms their own credits.
- 01
Label creates
Your team starts a registration — track details, initial splits, and an invite to the main artist.
Draft - 02
Artist confirms
The artist reviews the details, confirms their roles and splits, adds contributors, and proposes their shares.
Sent to Artist - 03
Contributors accept
Each contributor sees their proposed roles and splits. They confirm or counter — no chasing, no ambiguity.
Contributor Input - 04
Artist does QA
The artist reviews all responses, verifies that master and publishing splits total 100%, and submits to the label.
Pending Approval - 05
Label ships
Your team does a final review. Three confirmations — release date, external destinations, internal distribution — then ships.
Ready to Ship - 06
Data delivered
Validated metadata flows to PROs, CMOs, publishers, and your distributor or owned release agent. Locked. Audit trail. Done.
Shipped
Built for labels.
Free for everyone else.
Labels subscribe. Artists and contributors get their own app, and CMOs, PROs, neighbouring-rights societies and publishers receive the clean data — both for free.
Register once.
Ship everywhere.
Register releases with full recording and work metadata in one workflow. Contributors confirm their own credits. Validated files go to CMOs, PROs, neighbouring-rights societies and publishers, ready to submit — in CWR, DDEX ERN and DDEX RDR-N. Integrates with your distributor.
Book a demo →Confirmed work data
Receive confirmed, validated work data — writers, splits, publisher shares — CWR-ready. No new platform to log into.
Learn more →More complete data
More complete data reaches you without changing your existing systems, in the format you already accept. Nothing to sign up for.
Get in touch →Validated by
the industry.
12+
label manager interviews confirming metadata management as their #1 operational pain point
Cohort 1
Design partners — our first cohort is live, testing with real releases and real data
CWR · DDEX ERN · DDEX RDR-N
Standards compliant — in the formats CMOs, PROs and distributors require
We did this job by hand.
Then we built the fix.
Alexander Pedersen
15+ years in music business and technology. Product development at Sony Music (disco:wax), Universal, and Warner. 8 years building technical products in entertainment and advertising.
Kristian Mortensen
20+ years as an IP domain expert in technical operations and compliance. Sony Music, NMP, and CultureTech consulting. Leading expert in master metadata management and DDEX standards.
Selim Sahli
8+ years full-stack development. Engineering the platform that makes collaborative registration work.
Now accepting
Cohort 2.
Shape the product with us. Our first design partners are live.
Apply for Design Partner Access →- 013-month trial — then 50% off for the first year
- 02Direct input into product development — your feedback shapes what we build
- 03Priority integration with your distributor workflow
- 04Dedicated onboarding from the founding team
- →Currently accepting independent labels managing 10+ releases per year.
Registration,
explained.
Plain-language guides for labels, self-releasing artists and everyone on the credits.
- GuideThe complete guide to music metadata registration
- ExplainerMusic metadata registration: what it is and why it matters
- How-toHow to register your music and actually get paid
- ArtistsDo I need to register my music?
- GuideRegistering music with the Nordic collection societies
- ComparedCWR generation tools, compared