Schilling: best publishing rights management software
EASILY MANAGE AND SECURE YOUR PUBLISHING RIGHTS
Saving time and money while staying in full control of your publishing rights has never been easier
Managing your rights doesn’t have to be complex. With the Schilling rights management software, you have the complete overview you need – and it’s easy. You have support in every step of the acquisition, utilisation, and resale processes and can easily keep track of how to use your rights, including specific terms. Enter data only once, and everything you need is at your fingertips.
For example, you’ll always have the correct templates, which ensures that you always use the correct agreements. You’ll be able to create royalty agreements without rights 10 times faster than manually.Since follow-up occurs automatically, you keep track of all agreements. And if contracts are approved via our Author Portal, you will receive them more quickly, too.
- Manage the process, marketing, and follow-up
- Control multiple book deals and global advances
- Easily buy and sell rights
- Control own utilisations, secondary rights, co-production, supplements and options
- Allocate resources and monitor the entire contract signing process with response codes and status reports
- Generate customised, high-quality acquisition contracts automatically
- Sign contracts digitally
- Administer royalties and licences
- Receive and send warnings and notifications automatically
- Handle statements, payments, and invoicing efficiently
Customised contracts in a flash!
Schilling’s rights management software enables you to automatically create contracts based on your own unique templates. This guarantees that you comply with company standards and, since it eliminates manual routines, saves you time – big time.
Flexibility and specialised knowledge key
Norstedts, Sweden’s second-largest publishing group, sees its Schilling publishing software not as an expense, but as an investment that pays back through smoother, more efficient processes. Schilling employees’ vast publishing expertise is one reason why.