UXEM administers eligible recordings within YouTube Content ID to identify certain uses, manage claims, and organize reported monetization.
Available based on your plan, content ownership, and the applicable criteria.
Lets distributed music become available on YouTube's music service.
Organizes the artist's official presence within YouTube, when it meets the applicable requirements.
Relates to publishing official music videos through a corresponding channel.
Looks for matches between reference recordings and compatible content within YouTube.
A release can be available on YouTube Music without being enabled for Content ID.
When an eligible recording enters Content ID, the system compares the reference file against content uploaded within YouTube. If it finds a match, a claim may be generated according to the configured policies and available rights.
UXEM submits an eligible recording along with its information and ownership.
The system detects a possible use of the content.
A claim is applied or reviewed according to the corresponding rules and conditions.
The use can end up monetized, tracked, released, or subject to review.
It's not an automatic hunt for users. It's a rights administration system.
Access depends on the real ability to demonstrate sufficient rights over the content.
Eligibility depends on ownership, exclusivity, and the nature of the content. UXEM reviews each request before activating it.
Choose a distributed release or a recording available in your catalog.
Declare which rights you control and provide documentation when necessary.
The team checks the information before submitting the reference to YouTube.
The team activates the reference, tracks matches, and manages claims on your behalf.
Activation doesn't start with a promise of income. It starts with a rights verification.
UXEM doesn't control YouTube's algorithm, timelines, or internal decisions.
A match can correspond to an unauthorized use, an owned channel, an authorized collaborator, a valid license, or a promotional post.
Release or add to an authorized list.
Review and withdraw the claim if applicable.
Keep the claim active according to the available rights.
Content ID detects matches. Administration determines how they should be handled.
Matches and claims can appear before their associated income. YouTube processes and reports information on its own cycles.
Content ID royalties reach UXEM as their own report channel, alongside the rest of your distribution activity.
They follow the same real statuses on your account: Pending, Confirmed, Available, and Paid.
When eligible Content ID royalties reach UXEM as a confirmed report, they're eligible for the same automatic split mechanism as any other master distribution royalty, if the release has an active split.
A publishing or composition split isn't assumed to automatically affect Content ID income: the same percentage already configured for the master applies.
Learn about automatic splits →Being included in the plan lets you request the service. Activation depends on each recording's eligibility.
No. Distribution and identifying uses are different processes.
Not necessarily. It depends on the ownership, exclusivity, and nature of the recording.
It's reviewed case by case under the service's current policy; it may require additional documentation.
It can create duplicate claims or conflicts. It must be resolved before activating a new reference.
Owned or authorized channels can be released to avoid unnecessary claims.
Not necessarily. Available actions depend on the applied policy and the context of the use.
After YouTube processes and reports the corresponding information, within your Reports & Royalties.
UXEM's team manages disputes and reviews on your behalf according to each case.
No. It's available from the Studio plan, subject to eligibility.
No. The presence of matches, claims, or active references doesn't guarantee royalty generation.
Activate Content ID for eligible recordings and let UXEM administer matches, claims, and reports for you.
