Who it's for · four seats, one table

Built for the whole table.

A music deal has more than one side. FlowRights gives artists, labels, managers, and lawyers the same document, the same versions, and the same arithmetic — everyone reading the same page.

Party 01 For artists

“You signed things you didn’t fully understand. The splits never quite match the paperwork.”

Know what you signed. Get what you’re owed.

  • Plain-language AI summaries of every contract — money terms, what you’re giving up, key dates, watch-outs — written for an independent artist without legal training.
  • Split transparency by arithmetic: every split schedule must total exactly 100%, and the percentages you signed are the percentages that sync to distribution.
  • The AI Rights Registry keeps your music’s AI-training consent on the record — opt each work in, out, or conditional, with ISRC/ISWC codes attached.

Party 02 For labels

“Deal flow scattered across email, Word, and a signature tool. Splits re-keyed by hand into royalty systems.”

Every deal, every split, one pipeline.

  • Eleven contract types — including 360, distribution, and publishing — so the whole roster’s paperwork lives in one system.
  • Templates with jurisdiction-scoped content and counsel review gates: legal approves the language once, the team reuses it safely.
  • Splits sync to Royalti.io automatically when a contract goes active — no re-keying between your contracts and your royalty system.

Party 03 For managers

“Chasing signatures and due dates across artists, producers, and label legal.”

Close deals faster. Stop chasing signatures and due dates.

  • Multi-party negotiation on one document — no forked attachments to reconcile.
  • Counterparties sign via secure link without creating an account, so the person you’re waiting on never has a sign-up wall as an excuse.
  • Obligations tracking with due and overdue notifications — the follow-ups you’d otherwise carry in your head.

Party 04 For lawyers

“Version chaos. Negotiation by email chain. Which draft is this — v3 or v4?”

Drafting to execution without the email chain.

  • Contract versioning with diffs — see exactly what changed between versions, clause by clause.
  • Per-clause threaded comments and approval workflows keep negotiation attached to the language it’s about.
  • SHA-256 tamper-evident fingerprints seal executed terms; role-based access and audit logs keep the record clean.

Also at the table: producers and publishers. FlowRights ships seven roles — admin, artist, manager, lawyer, producer, publisher, label — each with scoped, role-based permissions.

One contract, everyone reading the same page.

Open sign-up — no invite, no waitlist, no credit card required.

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