UXEM brings together the information reported by platforms so you can track how your releases are performing, understand your royalties, and manage how income is distributed.
Information organized by release, platform, territory, and period.
Release view
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Neon Lights
Camila Ríos
Period
January – March 2026
S
Spotify
New report receivedI
iTunes / Apple Music
Y
YouTube Music
$2,450 USD
$2,450 USD
After you publish
Data arrives at different times. UXEM keeps it organized.
Each platform collects, processes, and delivers information on its own cycle. UXEM links those reports to your releases so you can check them from a single account.
1
The music gets played
Activity happens within each platform.
2
The platform processes it
Each service consolidates its information on its own schedule.
3
The report reaches UXEM
UXEM receives the information delivered by the platform.
4
UXEM organizes it
The report is linked to the release, platform, territory, and corresponding period.
5
The royalty is reflected
The movement appears in your account with its real status.
Activity visible on a platform can appear before its corresponding financial report.
UXEM does not promise real-time data, instant royalties, or the same schedule across all platforms.
Performance
Every release tells a different story.
See how your catalog performs by release, platform, territory, and period, without rebuilding the picture from multiple reports.
Releases
Which songs, EPs, or albums concentrate the most reported activity.
Platforms
Which destinations are generating results within the selected period.
Territories
Where the activity reported by digital services originates.
Periods
How performance changes across months, quarters, or available cycles.
Catalog
A general read across multiple releases and artists.
UXEM doesn't treat one isolated metric as success. It presents information so you can make decisions.
Two different moments
Activity happens first. The financial report arrives later.
We show two parallel views: what platforms report as activity, and what gets processed as a royalty.
Activity
Playback, audience, or behavior information available through compatible sources.
Royalties
Economic values reported and processed through the corresponding reports.
A recent stream does not automatically represent a calculated or withdrawable royalty.
The page distinguishes preliminary data (Pending), confirmed royalties (Confirmed and Available), and paid royalties (Paid) — only the statuses that actually exist on your account.
Traceability
Every value keeps its origin.
Check which release, platform, territory, and period each reported royalty comes from.
Neon LightsSpotify · January – March 2026$2,450 USDConfirmed
ReleaseSong title.
PlatformService that reported the activity.
TerritoryCountry or region reported.
Consumption periodMonth in which the activity occurred.
Report periodDate the platform delivered the information.
Reported amountValue associated with the movement.
SplitPercentage corresponding to the rights holder or collaborator, when the release has an active split.
StatusPending, Confirmed, Available, or Paid.
Select a royalty line to see its full context.
Financial statuses
Knowing how much you have also means knowing where it is.
These are the real statuses UXEM uses for every movement in your account — no other label represents your balance.
1
Pending
Reports received but not yet confirmed.
2
Confirmed
Reports confirmed, awaiting UXEM to receive the corresponding funds.
3
Available
Funds received by UXEM, ready for payout.
4
Paid
Payout processed and sent.
Reported royalties
$2,450 USD
January–March 2026 · Updated on April 18
The main view never summarizes your account in one ambiguous figure. It distinguishes, at minimum, Reported royalties and Available balance.
Splits
Every share, defined from the start.
Assign percentages to artists, producers, and collaborators so income tied to the release can be distributed according to the registered agreements.
If the creator of the split isn't included among the participants, UXEM explicitly warns about it before continuing.
Do participants need a UXEM account?
Not to be invited. If the email isn't registered, the person receives an invitation to join UXEM and accept their share.
When does a split start applying?
The split is created with a start date from its creation, but it stays in Pending status until every invited participant accepts.
Can it be modified after it's active?
Yes. A percentage change is recorded as a pending modification until it's confirmed.
What happens if an invitation isn't accepted?
The split has an acceptance deadline. If it passes without everyone accepting, the invitation expires.
Can a split be terminated?
Yes, and termination is irreversible: it's recorded with its reason in the split's history.
UXEM's commission
You know what UXEM keeps and what you receive.
While you keep an active distribution plan, UXEM applies 0% commission on distribution royalties, subject to the service conditions.
Platforms may apply their own calculations, withholdings, or adjustments before reporting.
Reports may include taxes or other costs associated with the platform or territory.
The 0% refers to UXEM's commission, not to all digital activity having a gross value with no deductions.
When you don't have an active plan
Your catalog and existing royalties remain available on UXEM, but you won't be able to submit new releases until you activate a plan. While you have no active plan, UXEM's standard commission applies.
Payouts
From your available balance to your payout method.
Check your eligible balance, your registered payout method, and the status of each payment from your account.
Available balanceAmount paidRegistered methodDatePayout statusMovement reference
What's the minimum balance?
The minimum payout amount is $20 USD. If your balance is below this amount, it accumulates until it reaches the threshold.
Which methods are available?
It depends on the payout method you configure and verify on your account.
Are there verifications?
Yes. Your payout account must be verified before receiving a payment.
What happens if a payment fails?
It's recorded with that status in your history, and UXEM manages the retry.
How are taxes and withholdings handled?
Reports may include taxes associated with the platform or the territory where the activity originated.
Portable information
Your reports should also be able to leave the system.
Check and export the information available for analysis, accounting, or internal tracking.
Especially useful for
LabelsManagersAccounting teamsCatalogs with multiple artists
Report by period
Report by release
Report by platform
Payout history
Each export remains available for download for 7 days before it expires.
From one song to an entire catalog
The same clarity, even as the operation grows.
1
One release
Individual tracking of royalties and platforms.
2
Several artists
Information grouped by project and participant.
3
A label
Consolidated view of the catalog, splits, and movements.
UXEM isn't just an app for looking at numbers. It's an operational infrastructure that can grow with you.
Questions about reports & royalties
Clarity before interpreting a figure.
It depends on each platform's cycles. UXEM shows information as services deliver and process it.
Because activity and financial reports follow different schedules.
Movements platforms have already informed to UXEM, even if they're still in Pending or Confirmed status.
When its status changes to Available: UXEM has already received the corresponding funds and your payout account is verified.
0% UXEM commission during an active distribution plan, subject to the service conditions. Without an active plan, the standard commission applies and new releases can't be submitted.
Yes, by period, release, or platform. Each export stays available for 7 days.
You invite participants by email, define a percentage for each, and the split activates once everyone accepts within the set deadline.
The adjustment is reflected as its own movement in your transaction history, without altering the original record.
After you publish
Your music generates information.
UXEM turns it into clarity.
Distribute your releases and track their reports, royalties, and splits from a single infrastructure.