For Institutional Catalog Buyers & Diligence Teams
CDP identifies royalty, ownership, metadata, split, and claims issues that can hide inside music catalog acquisitions — before they become valuation risk.
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Unmatched works, missing claims, broken splits, ownership conflicts, duplicate registrations, and incomplete metadata rarely appear in a standard transaction review. Yet each can distort valuation, delay collections, or quietly reduce confidence in a deal. A clean-looking catalog can carry structural problems that only surface once the acquisition is complete — when remediation is slower and more costly.
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Competing or unresolved ownership claims can stall collections and undermine the value a buyer believes they are acquiring.
Unregistered or partial claims leave revenue uncollected across PROs and DSPs — quietly suppressing catalog performance.
Broken splits and inconsistent metadata distort attribution, delay payments, and reduce confidence in reported earnings.
Unmatched recordings and works fail to monetize fully, masking the true earning capacity of the catalog at the point of sale.
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The Sample Catalog Health Score™ Report gives buyers and diligence teams a clearer view of catalog health, risk indicators, and remediation opportunities — the structural detail that valuation and collections ultimately depend on.
Catalog Health Score™ Report
Catalog Diligence Partners
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Verify what you are acquiring before price is set, not after the deal closes.
Quantify data-driven valuation risk with diligence-grade structural analysis.
Bring institutional rigor to music rights as a long-horizon asset class.
Surface ownership, split, and claims conflicts that affect representations and warranties.
Resolve structural issues ahead of diligence to protect valuation and timeline.
Download the Sample Catalog Health Score™ Report to see how CDP surfaces catalog data issues that can affect diligence, valuation, and collections.