For teams / For labels

A catalog workspace for label teams

Labels need a shared source of truth for songs, submissions, versions, metadata, contacts, and the review work around them.

Catalog · 4 songs
  • Playtime by Steve Cherry — album artwork
    Playtimev3 · master
    Steve Cherry·92 BPM·F♯m
  • Lose Control by Remy Cooper — album artwork
    Lose Controlv4 · mix
    Remy Cooper·108 BPM·C
  • Cymatic by Steve Cherry — album artwork
    Cymaticdemo
    Steve Cherry·124 BPM·Am
  • Lovelace (Write It Into History) by Jeanna — album artwork
    Lovelace (Write It Into History)v2 · alt
    Jeanna·86 BPM·D
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The short answer

>Help labels organize catalog assets, incoming music, private pitching, and team review.

What to look for

Decision criteria

The questions to ask before committing to any tool in this category.

  • 01Catalog structure for signed and developing projects
  • 02Inbox workflows for demos, brief responses, and submissions
  • 03Private playlists for A&R, marketing, sync, and partners
  • 04Metadata and attachments close to the songs

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The label problem

The work is spread across drives, inboxes, spreadsheets, chat, and personal relationships. A catalog workspace brings the operational layer together.

Worth noting

Categories evolve fast. Use this section as a snapshot, not a contract.

Where VAULT fits

How VAULT helps

VAULT supports catalog management, Inbox, Briefings, private links, Contacts, and Actions for teams that review and move music daily.

Questions

Common questions, short answers

Yes. VAULT Inbox is designed to collect music submissions with context for review.
No. VAULT is especially useful for unreleased songs, works in progress, alternate versions, and pitch-ready playlists.

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