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Licensing still runs through files
Spreadsheets, CSV files, systems, feeds and documents are exchanged between teams and counterparties as if they were the catalog. Each version may be incomplete, outdated or inconsistent precisely when a decision has to be made.
How Harmeon respondsHarmeon ingests existing sources and reconciles them into a connected model across releases, recordings, works, artists, organizations and rights, preserving provenance and control.
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Rights that are hard to read
Master, publishing, owners and shares are not always immediately verifiable. A conflict discovered late can stop an opportunity already in motion.
How Harmeon respondsMakes ownership, confirmations, shares and anomalies visible. Each party controls only the rights it can actually administer.
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Insights that are hard to obtain
When metadata, rights and activity are disconnected, even simple questions require hours of manual reconciliation: what is truly licensable, where conflicts exist, which repertoire is dormant and where the greatest potential lies.
How Harmeon respondsA structured catalog makes completeness, readiness, conflicts, rights coverage and repertoire usage measurable, turning scattered data into operational insight.