Add the participants of a release, set their percentages, and let UXEM apply the split to eligible royalties as they are processed.
Each participant keeps visibility over their percentage and the movements tied to their account.
A split defines how certain royalties are assigned among the people associated with a release. UXEM keeps that configuration and uses it when it processes income compatible with the agreement.
UXEM's splits apply to master distribution royalties processed within the platform.
A user can confuse the percentage of a recording with ownership of the composition or with creative credits — that's why this separation is essential.
Credits show who did what. The split determines how the royalties included in the agreement are assigned. UXEM keeps both layers related, but separate.
Recognizing a contribution and distributing income are related decisions, but not equivalent ones.
Select collaborators who already have a UXEM account, or invite them by email. If the email isn't registered, the person receives an invitation to join.
Assign each person's share. The system prevents the total from exceeding 100% and shows how much is missing or over in real time.
Each participant reviews their percentage and accepts or rejects the invitation. If anyone rejects, the entire split expires.
When eligible royalties arrive and the split is active, UXEM calculates its commission on the gross amount first, then assigns the percentages on the net amount.
UXEM checks that the configuration can be applied before considering the split active.
These are the 5 real statuses UXEM uses for every split — there's no "draft" status: the split is created and invitations are sent immediately.
One or more participants still need to accept the invitation.
The split can be applied to eligible royalties under its conditions.
A percentage change was proposed and awaits approval before continuing normally.
The agreement was closed. This action is irreversible.
The 30-day window passed without full acceptance, or a participant rejected the invitation.
Participants can check the information needed to understand their percentage, their assigned royalties, and the status of their movements.
As UXEM processes royalties compatible with the split, it applies the active percentages on the amount already net of UXEM's commission and keeps the detail of every assignment.
Illustrative example. Real values depend on the reports received and the applicable conditions.
Only the split's creator can propose a new percentage. While the change is unresolved, the split stays in Pending Modification status.
Each report is calculated with the percentage that was in effect on that report's consumption date, not the current percentage. A change approved today doesn't alter how an earlier period was already calculated.
The history lets you understand why the same release can show different percentages across different periods.
The entire split expires automatically. A new configuration can be created.
They receive an email invitation to register and accept their participation.
The system doesn't block activation for that, but the unassigned difference stays outside the agreement.
It can be terminated, and that action is irreversible: it's recorded in the history with its reason.
Shares don't disappear. You won't be able to submit new releases, but existing splits keep being managed under the applicable conditions.
Split management is included in your distribution plan. If you manage a catalog with multiple artists or collaborators at larger scale, check the available plans for the capacity you need.
See plans →While you keep an active distribution plan, UXEM applies 0% commission on distribution royalties. The applicable commission, when it applies, is calculated on the report's gross amount and before the split's percentages are applied — each participant receives their share already net.
Royalty received → UXEM commission → net base → split percentages
The standard default commission applies, and new releases can't be submitted until you reactivate a plan. Existing splits keep applying on the amount already net of that commission.
Only master distribution royalties processed within UXEM, not composition rights or income from outside sources.
No. An operational royalty percentage doesn't replace ownership, authorship, or rights contracts.
Not to be invited. If the email isn't registered, they receive an invitation to join and accept their participation.
The entire split expires. The owner can create a new configuration.
The split's creator can propose a change, which stays pending until it's resolved.
No. Each report uses the percentage in effect on its own consumption date, not the current percentage.
The unassigned difference stays outside the agreement; it doesn't block the split from activating.
According to UXEM's balance and payout system — see Reports & Royalties for balance and payout details.
Existing shares and splits keep being managed, but you can't submit new releases until you reactivate a plan.
No. UXEM executes the registered configuration, but it doesn't replace the legal agreements that must exist between the parties.
Define the shares for your next release and let UXEM keep every assignment tied to the music.
