Data management company rightsHUB has launched an online music rights data enrichment tool, DataDoktor, which is designed to help music rights holders to "clean, enrich, enhance and update their existing catalogue data simply and efficiently" as well as "identify, report and resolve errors in their data and assets."
rightsHUB CEO Lee Morrison said DataDoktor will contribute to protecting the value of rights holders’ catalogues, save significant time, and eliminate repetitive data entry, protect the value of rights holders’ catalogues, saves significant time, and eliminate repetitive data entry by flagging and resolving missing or incomplete data, as well as enriching existing data.
Said Morrison: “After seeing first-hand the difficulties rights holders face in ensuring their catalogues are enriched and fully monetised, the changes in DSP requirements mean changing partners and entering new deals is a huge task and often missed due to the work involved, rightsHUB changes all of that. By creating these tools we saves content owners time and money and help increase revenue whilst in turn creating a clean data flow to recipients, saving them valuable resource costs."
Stremlining processes
rightsHUB has recently been adding new clients, including Marathon Music Group, Sentric Neighbouring Rights, One Little Independent Records, Axtone and Fat Cat Records.
"As Marathon Music Group has evolved over the years our catalogue has grown substantially, we have been on the look out for exciting solutions to help our team manage our rights and assets effectively, we recently got on board with rightsHUB and it has become a great tool in helping our team to streamline our processes," said Cherish Mengel, Business Affairs at Marathon Music.
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