Scope & Benefits
Our Neighboring Rights Agent service includes
Registration of sound recordings and performer repertoires with collecting societies
Management of producer and artist rights configurations
Territorial representation and mandate coordination
Monitoring of usage and broadcast reports
Revenue collection, reconciliation and distribution
Structured management of conflicting or overlapping claims
By operating on behalf of both producers and artists, Pirames ensures alignment between ownership data, performer participation and international claims procedures.
Process
Neighboring rights administration follows a structured operational workflow:
Repertoire registration and validation
Rights and performer configuration
Territorial alignment with collecting societies
Monitoring of reported uses
Identification and resolution of ownership conflicts or third-party claims
Revenue reconciliation and reporting
When conflicts arise — including claims submitted by third parties without valid entitlement — Pirames conducts structured verification and resolution procedures, supported by dedicated legal assessment when required.
Each step is executed within defined governance parameters to ensure accuracy and consistency across territories.
Infrastructure Layer
Neighboring rights management is integrated within Pirames’ data governance framework.
Ownership structures, performer participation and territorial mandates are managed within a unified system architecture that ensures data integrity and traceability across collecting organizations.
Client Interface
Through Frontend, Pirames’ proprietary operational interface, producers and artists can access structured reporting related to repertoire registration, claims status and revenue tracking within a secure environment.
Neighboring rights representation is managed with precision, transparency and international coordination — including the structured resolution of conflicting claims.
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