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Tracking your contracts in Airtable? Labelmate reads them and works out your statements.
In Airtable, you build the tracking yourself: one page per contract, one row per track, fields to fill in by hand. Labelmate reads your contracts and reports, matches every sales row to its track, then works out each artist's statement.

Today
Your tracking in Airtable today
- Every contract is a page you fill in by hand.
- Every track in the catalogue is copied over from reports.
- The statements are calculated somewhere else, in a spreadsheet.
Point by point
Contracts
With AirtableNoA page to fill in by hand.
With LabelmateYesRead by the AI, which proposes the terms. You approve.
The catalogue
With AirtableNoCopied from reports, row by row.
With LabelmateYesEvery report row matched to a track, unknown ones flagged.
The maths
With AirtableNoFormulas to build, or a spreadsheet on the side.
With LabelmateYesA tested engine, to the cent.
The statements
With AirtableNoAn export to lay out.
With LabelmateYesOne PDF per artist, ready to send.
Where a figure comes from
With AirtableNoTo piece together.
With LabelmateYesEvery figure points to the report row it comes from.
What you keep
Keep Airtable for your schedules and releases. Labelmate only handles your royalty statements.
Your next statements, without spreadsheets.
Free early access for 10 independent labels.
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