Performer Claims are an important service that helps performers ensure they receive accurate payments when the recordings they created have been used. This guide covers why you should claim, how to make a claim, and what happens if you are asked to submit evidence.
How to complete the ‘free-text’ fields for registering repertoire data with PPL, specifically: Recording Data, Release Data, Saving Defaults and Bulk file names.
A document explaining the data that PPL expects to be provided by rightsholder members. It contains a full list of all the repertoire information that can be supplied to PPL, including a definition for each data attribute, an example and an indication of whether that attribute is a mandatory requirement for a UK distribution. VPL requirements are also covered by the PPL Repertoire Data Policy.
A step by step guide on how to upload your repertoire in bulk to PPL’s Register Repertoire system.
In myPPL, Managing Repertoire is a separate area within the Register Repertoire section that gives you a single point of access to perform a variety of actions against your recordings, releases and defaults.
This will be beneficial if you are seeking to register one recording at a time. The process applies to the registration of both a sound and a video recording (you will be able to select this type within the recording journey).
A guide to uploading your repertoire in bulk to PPL’s Register Repertoire system. This is the quickest way for you to submit multiple recordings to Register Repertoire.
Registering a release is important as it can help to maximise your revenue with PPL. For example, some broadcasters might provide PPL with release information (e.g. catalogue numbers) when reporting airplay.
How to register and manage your recordings and releases with PPL. Once registered, your releases and recordings will be included in the PPL repertoire database.