Catalog control
Move from high-level library status into individual content records and versions.
CMS NETWORK
A content management system built for music catalogs at scale
Run your network, labels, and roster through a single CMS — automate delivery, manage rights, and synchronize catalogs across every partner.
CRY DIGITAL MEDIA • 10
CMS Control Center
A central operating view across content, rights, delivery and reporting.
VISUAL 10 MOTION READY180+
DSPs delivered to
48h
Avg. delivery time
99%
Metadata accuracy
24/7
Priority support
WHAT'S INSIDE
Every tool you need to run a modern music network
Automated Delivery
Schedule and route releases across 180+ partners in a single workflow. Smart retries and delivery confirmations built in.
Multi-Artist Management
Manage hundreds of artists and labels under one workspace with role-based access, approvals, and audit logs.
Rights Registry
Centralized ISRC, ISWC, and metadata registry with full audit trail for every release and ownership change.
Catalog Sync
Push, pull, and synchronize catalogs across partners, sub-publishers, and DSPs — bidirectional and versioned.
Content Monitoring
Continuous monitoring for unauthorized reuploads and piracy across YouTube, SoundCloud, and the open web.
Network Analytics
Roll up earnings, streams and engagement across every artist on the network in one unified dashboard.
Enterprise API
REST and webhook APIs to integrate the CMS with your existing DAM, ERP, or label system.
Compliance & Security
SOC 2 controls, SSO/SAML, granular roles, and full audit logs for every action on every asset.
Real-time Health
Live delivery health per DSP, retry queues, and SLA dashboards for your operations team.
WORKFLOW
From ingest to payout, one pipeline
A visual workflow that moves releases from catalog to DSPs to statements — fully automated, fully observable.
cms.crydigitalmusic.com — Release Pipeline Running
Ingest
1,284 assets
Normalize
1,284 OK
Schedule
12 windows
Deliver
180 DSPs
Monitor
Live
Pay
Auto
Recent deliveries
Aria Nova — Midnight Pulse
Spotify · Apple · YT · 177 more
OK2m ago
Kenji W. — Golden Hour
Spotify · Apple · Tidal · 168 more
OK11m ago
D. Mensah — No Ceiling
Spotify · Apple · 174 more
Retry24m ago
HOW IT WORKS
Six steps from catalog to payout
01
Connect
Plug in your catalog, sub-publishers, and partners via API or secure CSV/SFTP ingest.
02
Normalize
We match ISRCs, ISWCs, and rightsholder data and flag conflicts before delivery.
03
Schedule
Set release windows, territories, and platform rules — preview the full delivery map.
04
Deliver
Push to 180+ DSPs in parallel, with smart retries and delivery confirmations.
05
Monitor
Watch uptake, claims, and anomalies across the network from one console.
06
Pay & Report
Auto-generate statements, splits, and payouts to artists and partners.
WHY OUR CMS
Built for labels who run real volume.
From indie collectives to global sub-publishers, our CMS replaces brittle spreadsheets, manual ingest scripts, and endless email threads.
Book a CMS demo- Cut release delivery time from weeks to hours
- Eliminate 99% of ISRC and metadata mismatches
- One source of truth for rights and ownership
- Enterprise-grade audit trail and compliance
- White-label option for labels and B2B partners
- 24/7 priority support with dedicated CSM
CENTRAL MEDIA CONTROL
Operate content, rights, delivery and reporting from a central control layer
The CMS concept provides a central view across catalog, distribution, rights, royalties, analytics and creator operations. It is presented as an original CRY control system rather than a copy of another platform dashboard.
Workflow modules
Switch between distribution, rights, analytics, royalties and creator operations while keeping account context.
Status overview
Surface active, pending, action-required and completed operational states.
Search & navigation
Find the relevant content, partner or workflow without exposing unnecessary complexity.
Role-aware access
Keep authenticated operational views separate from public marketing pages.
Integration context
Connect platform delivery and data-sync concepts to the CMS without exposing credentials or proprietary endpoints.
How the workflow fits together
STEP 01Open workspaceEnter the authenticated control layer.
STEP 02Select moduleChoose catalog, delivery, rights, analytics or another approved service.
STEP 03Inspect contextReview the selected content or account record.
STEP 04Take actionComplete the permitted workflow action.
STEP 05MonitorReturn to the overview and track resulting status changes.
Centralisation should reduce switching cost
The CMS acts as a navigation and context layer so users do not have to remember which isolated screen owns each piece of the workflow.
- Shared navigation
- Selected content context
- Related-service links
- Consistent status language
Static website, dynamic product concept
The public site explains the control architecture while authenticated product functionality can be backed by server-side APIs and protected sessions.
- Public pages remain indexable
- Private pages are noindex
- Sessions are server-side
- Sensitive data is not embedded in public HTML
Is the public CMS page an authenticated dashboard?
No. It explains the CMS concept. Account-specific operations belong behind authenticated access.
Does the CMS expose API keys?
No. Public pages should never contain credentials or secret integration details.
Can multiple services appear in one workspace?
The design intentionally groups related content, rights, distribution and reporting modules in one control architecture.
How do I get access?
Access follows the sign-up, admin review and approval workflow.
DETAILED FEATURE OPERATIONS • CRY DIGITAL MEDIA
CMS operations — one control layer for catalog, rights, delivery and reporting
The CMS page is the operational center of the CRY ecosystem. It explains how catalog records, metadata, rights context, delivery routes, status responses, analytics, royalties and creator or partner accounts can remain connected without forcing public visitors to see private system details.
Unified content records
Use one canonical record as the source of context for assets, metadata, versions and status.
Metadata operations
Review and update descriptive, contributor, territory and release information with controlled changes.
Rights layer
Keep ownership, licence and territory context available to delivery and protection workflows.
Delivery controls
Route approved content to configured destinations and keep delivery state visible.
Issue handling
Separate metadata, QC, rights and destination issues so the right team can respond.
Analytics connection
Link performance reporting to the catalog item or account that generated it.
Royalty connection
Keep statement and royalty information associated with the approved account and content context.
Role-aware operations
Present public, creator and administrator views differently so private operational controls stay protected.
Operational rules that keep the workflow accurate
- Maintain a single source of truth for each content version.
- Record edits rather than silently overwriting operational history.
- Use role-based access for account and admin actions.
- Keep destination responses attached to the exact delivery record.
- Connect analytics and royalty reporting to the same content identifiers used operationally.
- Avoid exposing private integration details in public HTML.
Connected operating path
01Create or ingest the canonical catalog record.
02Validate metadata, assets and rights.
03Activate approved services and delivery routes.
04Monitor status, issues and performance.
05Maintain the record through reporting and future updates.
One connected media operating layer
Ready to move content with more control?
Explore the service that fits your catalog, submit a business or creator application, or contact the CRY DIGITAL Media team about distribution, CMS, rights, channel management and platform operations.
CRY CMS OPERATIONS
In-house content management infrastructure.
CRY DIGITAL Media operates its own CMS and channel-management workflow for content intake, channel operations, rights administration, eligible Content ID workflows, monetization coordination and reporting. Platform-specific access and capabilities remain subject to the applicable account permissions, rights and policies.
This describes CRY DIGITAL Media's own operational CMS workflow. It does not imply endorsement by, or ownership of, any third-party platform.