Registration gaps
Compare recording IDs, composition IDs, ownership data and PRO or collection society registrations.
RIGHTS & REVENUE INTELLIGENCE
Missing music royalties deserve a proper evidence trail.
Unmatched recordings, incomplete registrations and conflicting splits can hide earnings in plain sight. Audio Motion Music and A1A Publishing can review supplied catalogue and royalty records to identify discrepancies and prepare the next steps for correction or recovery.
What we can investigate
Statement matching
Match payment and usage statements to works and recordings, noting uncertain or conflicting matches.
Claim preparation
Build an evidence file with sources, dates, correspondence and the information needed for a responsible follow-up.
How we work
A practical route from brief to delivery
Source intake
Collect track metadata, agreements, registrations and statements you are authorised to share.
Match with evidence
Reconcile titles, writers, ISRCs, ISWCs and alternate names.
Review discrepancies
Separate validated gaps from possible matches requiring human investigation.
Action and track
Prioritise permitted correction or claim steps and retain status and outcomes.
Common questions
Questions before starting
Does a missing payment always mean money is owed?
No. It can reflect timing, eligibility, usage reporting, minimum thresholds or a real discrepancy. Evidence is needed before making a claim.
Can you investigate royalties from different territories?
We can assess a brief involving multiple territories, then establish which societies, statements and evidence are available for each.
Do you guarantee recovery?
No. We offer investigation, reconciliation and support for eligible follow-up. Payment and correction decisions are controlled by the relevant rights organisations and counterparties.
Related services
The same project may need more than one music or rights workflow.
Talk to Audio Motion
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.