Your writers sign the split in Spleet, we generate the CWR and deliver it to the SFTP accounts you already have with each society. And you work with any Spleet creator from the same dashboard.
Urban Sunrise
M. López · C. Vega · A. Ríos
HDRPB SPLEET GRHNWR0000102.10 TRN00000000NWR SPU0000000100000001 SPT0000000200000001
Three structural problems that publishers — independent or otherwise — recognise from day one.
The UK Government's own metadata report identifies it: multiple writers are involved and splits are rarely formalised in the studio. By the time the publisher tries to register, the data is partial and the writers are no longer aligned. Errors compound from there.
UK Gov · Music Streaming Metadata Report
SGAE in Spain, SACEM in France, GEMA in Germany, PRS in the UK, and four major PROs in the US (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR) plus new entrants. Each one with its own CWR fields, deadlines and delivery channel. The US Copyright Office itself has flagged the proliferation as a structural problem.
US Copyright Office · PRO Proliferation Letter
The academic literature on Spanish independent publishers describes 'Reclamación' as a core editorial function: contacting CMOs to flag missing or delayed royalty payments. When the original registration isn't clean, the money doesn't arrive — and someone on your team is on email all week trying to recover it.
EPSIR · Estudio de las editoriales musicales independientes en España
When everyone signs the split, Spleet prepares the registration. You decide when it goes out.
Each writer approves their share and signs the split sheet from their phone, with their identity verified.
As soon as it's signed, we generate the CWR 2.1 or 2.2 (CISAC standard) with your publisher details and each writer's IPI and society. Before sending, we check nothing is missing.
We upload it to your SFTP accounts with one click or on a daily or weekly schedule. We read each society's acknowledgement, so you see work by work whether it was accepted or rejected, with the reason and the assigned ISWC.
Spleet rebuilds the ownership chain straight from the CWR: writers, publishers, IPIs, CISAC roles, societies, shares and territories. If something doesn't add up, you see it — we never hide it.
Urban Sunrise
ISWC T-321.054.942-1
Marina López
IPI 00489271044
Worldwide (implicit)
Carlos Vega
IPI 00701338219
Worldwide (implicit)
Fides la Diosa
IPI 00388120554
This is the very same view (real component) your team sees on each work's detail in the catalog. Shown here with sample data.
We generate the CWR for any society in the CISAC catalog and deliver it to the SFTP account you have with it, in the version it accepts. Deliveries go out under your publisher's identity.
SGAE
ASCAP
BMI
SACEM
GEMA
PRS
JASRAC
SOCAN
APRA
SIAE
Don't see your society? Write to us and we'll look into it with you.
Your writers and any Spleet creator, one click away. No spreadsheets, no email chains.
Search by name or @username and add them to your work. If they're not on Spleet yet, their phone number is enough: they get it on WhatsApp.
Invite your writers with a link and see at a glance who is missing verification, IPI, society or address, and each writer's publishing share.
Upload your own legal template: Spleet analyzes it, compares it with ours and your splits go out in your wording. More contract types coming soon.
Each writer gets the contract on WhatsApp and signs it with Documenso from a Spleet link, after verifying their identity. The signed PDF includes the audit trail.
Coming soon.
Urban Sunrise
LiveMarina López
Signed
Carlos Vega
Signed
Ana Ríos
Delivered to CMOs
We use Supabase Vault, Supabase's encrypted secrets store.
Your passwords and keys are stored in Supabase Vault, which encrypts each secret and keeps the key outside the database.
Once saved, they're shown to no one: only Spleet's server uses them, and only to make a delivery or test the connection.
You can remove your credentials from your publisher dashboard at any time.
Contracts are signed with Documenso. Each signer first verifies their identity with their ID and a selfie, and the signed PDF includes the audit trail.
Yes. Spleet delivers the CWR to the SFTP accounts your publisher already has with each society, under your publisher's identity. We help you add them to the dashboard during onboarding.
Yes, encrypted in Supabase Vault. They're never sent back to the browser or shown to anyone: only Spleet's server decrypts them, and only to make a delivery or test the connection. You can delete them from your dashboard anytime.
CWR 2.1 or 2.2, the CISAC standard. You choose the version for each destination, depending on what that society accepts.
The CWR is generated as soon as everyone signs the split. You decide when it's sent: with one click or on a daily or weekly schedule. Before sending, we check that your publisher and each writer have an IPI, a society and a role.
When the society assigns the ISWC, we pick it up from its acknowledgement and save it on the work. Each writer's IPI and society live in their Spleet profile and are reused across all their works. If you correct your publisher's or a writer's details, we send the correction to the society.
Today, each work's split sheet, on our template or yours. Publishing, administration and recording agreements will come later.
Yes, if your label registers works as a publisher. Label-specific features, like scheduling releases, will come later.
It's a paid service. During early access we onboard you ourselves, with no setup fees, and agree the price with you.
It depends on how many societies you use and how clean your roster data is. The first delivery to a single society usually takes a couple of weeks; the rest are added afterwards. We don't promise deadlines blindly.
Yes, for free, to record who wrote and recorded each song and sign the split. Delivery to societies is for publishers because it needs a publisher's SFTP accounts and IPI.
Leave your work email and we'll set up your roster, your societies and your first delivery with you.