Overview
Organization Entities provides a unified view of all companies, labels, publishers, and organizations across your projects. This helps you see the full picture of your business relationships and manage entities consistently.
Accessing Organization Entities
Entity Views
View by Entities
The default view shows all entities in a table format:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity Name | Company or organization name |
| Artists | Associated artists |
| Projects | Projects where this entity appears |
| Actions | View entity details |
View by Artists
Switch to see entities grouped by artist:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Artist | Artist name |
| Entities | Companies associated with this artist |
| Projects | Projects involving this artist |
Filtering Entities
By Project
Filter to see entities from specific projects:Sorting
Sort entities alphabetically:| Sort | Description |
|---|---|
| A-Z | Ascending alphabetical order |
| Z-A | Descending alphabetical order |
Entity Details
Click View Entity to see detailed information:Basic Information
- Entity name and shorthand
- Entity type (label, publisher, distributor, etc.)
- Identifiers (IPI, tax ID, etc.)
Project Associations
- Which projects include this entity
- Role in each project
Related Artists
- Artists associated with this entity
- Artist-entity relationships
Your Entity
One entity in your organization is marked with a You badge:- Represents your own company
- Typically the primary entity for most projects
- Used for identifying your role in contracts
Cross-Project Entities
When the same entity appears in multiple projects:| Behavior | Description |
|---|---|
| Deduplicated | Entity appears once in the organization view |
| All Projects Listed | Shows all project associations |
| Consistent Data | View entity data across projects |
Managing Entities
Viewing Details
Editing Entities
Entity editing is done within individual projects:Changes to an entity in one project affect how it appears in that project’s contracts and statements.
Entity Identification
Entities are recognized as the same across projects when they share:| Identifier | Priority |
|---|---|
| IPI Number | Highest - unique industry identifier |
| Tax ID | High - legal identifier |
| Name Match | Medium - when identifiers unavailable |
Ensuring Consistent Entities
Always add IPI numbers
Always add IPI numbers
IPI numbers ensure entities are correctly identified across projects.
Use consistent naming
Use consistent naming
Use official legal names as primary names.
Add aliases
Add aliases
Include all known names and abbreviations.
Pagination
For organizations with many entities:- Navigate between pages using pagination controls
- Adjust items per page (default: 20)
- Total count displayed above the table
Use Cases
Label with Multiple Artists
Publisher with Multiple Catalogs
Best Practices
Review organization entities regularly
Review organization entities regularly
Periodically review for duplicates or inconsistencies.
Standardize entity data
Standardize entity data
Use consistent identifiers and naming across projects.
Use the artist view
Use the artist view
Switch to artist view to see your roster across projects.
Filter by project
Filter by project
Use project filters to focus on specific catalogs or clients.