Works and writer data
Organise song titles, writers, publishers, IPI/CAE identifiers and composition splits from supplied evidence.
A1A PUBLISHING
Music publishing administration with clear rights records.
A1A Publishing supports the administrative work around compositions: identifying songs and writers, capturing splits, organising registrations and reconciling income evidence. This is a managed enquiry-led service, not an automated promise that a registration or payment has been completed.
Publishing administration areas
Registration support
Prepare and track registrations and amendments with the relevant collecting societies, subject to account access and eligibility.
Royalty visibility
Bring statements, source evidence and ownership records together to highlight potential gaps and follow-up cases.
How we work
A practical route from brief to delivery
Catalogue intake
Send your works list, writers, existing publisher details and agreements.
Validate ownership
Check documents, shares and conflicting information before submitting changes.
Plan registrations
Agree which territories, societies and administrative actions are in scope.
Reconcile and report
Track registration outcomes and investigate statement discrepancies.
Common questions
Questions before starting
Is publishing administration the same as owning my songs?
No. Administration and ownership are different. The agreement determines what the administrator is authorised to do and which rights remain with the client.
What information will I need?
Song titles, writer names, writer/publisher identifiers, splits and existing registrations are a good starting point. Missing data can be flagged for review.
Will the service automatically recover all unpaid royalties?
No. Registration and claim outcomes depend on evidence, society rules, available records and applicable time limits. We identify and pursue eligible issues within an agreed scope.
Related services
The same project may need more than one music or rights workflow.
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Have a project to discuss?
Send the intended use, territory, timeline and the stage your project is at. We’ll confirm what support is appropriate and what information is needed next.