From the first clauseto the final royalty.

The label's agreement arrives. We read every clause of it.

4 findings, marked where they stand. 2 are critical.

Each one explained where it stands: what is wrong, and what would be better.

You choose what you want changed.

Your points, written into the agreement as proposed changes.

Sent to the label for review, with your note.

The label opens it from their inbox.

They accept, decline or counter, point by point.

Their answer comes back to you.

You accept their counter. Every point is settled.

The agreed changes become Amendment No. 1.

Both sides sign it, in order.

Sealed: the signed text is fingerprinted, and the seal printed on the page.

Anyone can scan the code with a phone. No account needed.

It opens the public record: authentic, sealed, and who signed when.

Or start a new agreement from nothing. Pick the kind you need.

Answer what that deal type asks: the parties, the money, the rights, the governing law.

Confirm the terms, and it is drafted.

Drafted clause by clause, for this deal type and the governing law you chose.

Sent straight for signature: signed and sealed, the same way.

And its terms, on the public record, bound to the signed text's fingerprint.

Every signed deal goes into your Rights Vault.

The release it covers, scored: splits balanced, three clearances still missing.

File each clearance and the vault re-scores it, until the release is ready to deliver.

And the first date its terms set: a statement due 28 Sep 2026.

The statement arrives. We check it against the signed terms.

It pays 15%. The signed amendment says 18%.

The verdict: £374.40 short, against the rate the artist signed for.

Every line recomputed. Each row's own sums hold; each is still held to the signed 18%.

The advance is unrecouped, so the shortfall is credited to it: £37,753.60 left to recoup, not £38,128.00.

And the letter to recover it, drafted.