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Writing your statements in Google Docs? Labelmate produces them for you.
Many labels write their statements in Google Docs: the figures are copied from a spreadsheet, then the layout is redone for each artist. Labelmate works out the figures and produces one PDF statement per artist itself, with every line in detail.
Today
Your statements in Google Docs today
Google DocsStatements written by hand, twice a year.- You duplicate last period's template for every artist.
- You copy the figures over from your spreadsheet, one by one.
- You check that nothing slipped between the spreadsheet and the document.
Point by point
With LabelmateThe figures
With Google DocsNoCopied over from a spreadsheet.
With LabelmateYesTaken from the calculation, with nothing retyped.
The layout
With Google DocsNoA document to redo for every artist.
With LabelmateYesOne PDF per artist, all produced when you issue.
Sales detail
With Google DocsNoSummarised by hand, or attached separately.
With LabelmateYesThe row-by-row detail, in the statement.
Supporting documents
With Google DocsNoTo find when the artist asks.
With LabelmateYesThe source reports are named in the statement.
Versions
With Google DocsNoFiles called “final” and “final 2”.
With LabelmateYesEvery issued statement is numbered and archived.
What you keep
Keep Google Docs for your letters and contracts. Labelmate only handles your royalty statements.
Your next statements, without spreadsheets.
Free early access for 10 independent labels.
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