Every feature, improvement, and fix that ships — across the dashboard, the API, and everything between.
A rebuilt accounting module tracks recoupment and balance carry-forward automatically and generates downloadable PDF royalty statements per artist or writer.
A round of usability fixes to the Publishing module makes large catalogs faster to search, filter, and set up, based on real usage since launch.
A new catalog importer and DSP import wizard let admins pull existing catalog metadata into Royalti with a staged review step before anything goes live.
Ask Roy got a dedicated launchpad plus role-aware guardrails, so admins and artists each see an assistant scoped to what they should access.
Admins can now export analytics reports as branded PDF/Excel files carrying their own label's look, plus new export templates for labels, splits, and releases.
A new AI-guided release builder lets admins describe what they want and have Roy assemble the release workflow for them.
The reporting dashboard has been rebuilt with compare mode, saved views, and a single consolidated view spanning master, publishing, and neighbouring-rights royalties.
Webhooks let your own systems react the moment a release or DDEX delivery event happens, instead of polling the API for updates.
Adding your team, managing uploaded files, and reading notifications all got modernized to cut down on repetitive admin work.
Admins can now feed Roy label-specific context — policies, terminology, standing instructions — through a dedicated knowledge base UI.
A full publishing workspace lets label admins manage works, writers, and PRO registrations in Royalti instead of spreadsheets or outside tools.
Delivery now supports takedown and re-delivery actions and the newer ERN 4.3 message format, and JosPlay is available as an additional aggregator destination.
A new readiness checklist flags what's missing before you attempt delivery, and bulk retry clears multiple failed deliveries at once instead of one by one.
Admins get a searchable, chronological record of who changed what across the account, replacing guesswork with a real audit trail.
The new Merlin add-on brings neighbouring-rights pool-report approval and invoice reconciliation into the dashboard, so labels can track and verify neighbouring-rights income without leaving Royalti.
Publishers can now match incoming statements against registered works and writers and track payout status inside Royalti, closing the gap between registration and payment.
A dedicated claims and disputes inbox lets admins review, resolve, and document publishing claims from one screen instead of chasing them ad hoc.
The DDEX/FUGA delivery workflow got a full front-to-back rebuild — a guided onboarding wizard, clearer delivery preferences, CSV catalog import with preview, a remote-folder browser, and one-click retry-all — plus backend fixes for FLAC/WAV packaging and editable delivery metadata.
The splits editor now supports time-based conditions, so ownership and payout percentages can change automatically at a set date.
Admins can now assign granular roles and permissions to team members and securely view the dashboard as any user, so access can be scoped safely and support issues get resolved faster.
Royalty processing now applies per-source fee rates and currencies automatically and flags duplicate or malformed files before they can skew your numbers.
A new credits indicator and model selector let you see AI usage at a glance and choose the model Ask Roy uses for a conversation.
Admins can now import historical exchange rates, pull live rates, and look up the exact rate used for a specific statement period.
Ask Roy now answers questions using your actual catalog, royalty, and release data — and walks you through common workflows step by step.
A command palette lets admins and members jump straight to any release, track, artist, or setting from anywhere in the dashboard.
One email a month with everything that shipped. No noise between releases.