Speed up a review, request changes on a distributed release, or access specific operations based on your plan and each platform's conditions.
Some operations are included in certain plans. Others are contracted separately.
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UXEM shows the available operations based on the stage of the process, your active plan, the selected platforms, and your catalog's conditions.
Operations tied to preparation or the release's priority.
Actions related to timelines, corrections, and re-validation.
Changes or requests on releases that have already been delivered.
You don't need to know every possibility. UXEM shows only the ones that apply to your release.
UXEM processes the review within a priority window of 24 hours, as long as the release is complete and meets the applicable conditions.
A priority 24-hour review from UXEM.
UXEM reviews the new audio and coordinates its update across compatible destinations, keeping the release's structure when each platform's conditions allow it.
The request aims to preserve identifiers and the release's continuity. The outcome can vary depending on the platform and the type of change.
Editing a release that's already distributed automatically returns it to In Review status. Before it's delivered again, the new file goes through an additional validation.
The ISRC is preserved; it isn't automatically regenerated when the audio is replaced.
Each additional operation is published only once it has a defined name, outcome, eligibility, required plan, price, timeline, requirements, limitations, statuses, and cancellation or refund policy.
UXEM identifies its status, plan, destinations, and current settings.
The system determines whether the operation can be requested and explains any pending condition.
Before confirming, you see what will change, what stays the same, price, estimated timeline, and affected platforms.
You accept the conditions and complete payment when applicable.
The operation keeps visible statuses until it's finished.
No request should start without you understanding what will happen next.
The request is awaiting payment confirmation.
Payment was confirmed.
UXEM is processing the review within the priority window.
The priority review finished.
The window passed without completion.
The request was cancelled.
The payment was returned.
Audio swap follows the release's general statuses: In Review → Quality Control → Distribution.
An operation completed by UXEM can still be processing within the platforms.
3 tracks × USD 15
No. It speeds up UXEM's internal review within a 24-hour window. Platforms keep their own processing timelines.
Priority doesn't remove the requirements. UXEM will tell you what needs correction before approving it.
Yes, through an audio swap. The release automatically returns to review before being delivered again.
UXEM aims to preserve continuity and identifiers when possible, but the outcome depends on each platform.
No. The ISRC is preserved and isn't automatically regenerated when the audio is replaced.
No. It can only be requested Monday through Thursday.
No. Both are exclusive to the PRO plan; priority review also has an additional per-track charge.
It depends on the internal process and each destination's own timelines.
Check which actions are available for your release and track each request from UXEM.
