Overview
The Targets extraction captures performance targets and pricing requirements specified in the contract. This is primarily used in compilation licenses, non-exclusive sub licenses, and similar type agreements.What Gets Extracted
Track Count
The stated number of tracks on the named album or compilation currently licensed under this agreement:
Only the count for a currently-licensed album or compilation is captured. Singles, EPs, and mixes do not qualify, and a future-album minimum-track requirement is a delivery commitment, not a track count.
Sales Targets
A quantified commitment by the licensee to sell, stream, or distribute — this is the gate that decides whether a number becomes a sales target at all:Price Targets
Pricing requirements:Condition is not an extracted field. You can attach a condition to a target manually in the edit dialog (see Editing Targets below), but the extractor does not read one from the contract — a target’s qualifiers live in its Description.
Sales Target Examples
Common sales target types:What is not a sales target
A sales target must be a quantified commitment by the licensee to sell, stream, or distribute. The following look similar but are deliberately not extracted as sales targets:- Certification bonuses (“a bonus on Gold certification in the US”)
- Royalty escalations and royalty thresholds
- Free-goods provisions
- Definitional thresholds (numbers used only to define a term)
- Delivery obligations (these are commitments, not targets)
- Marketing budgets
Price Target Examples
Use Cases
- Performance tracking: Monitor progress toward targets
- Pricing compliance: Ensure releases meet price requirements
- Option triggers: Check a release’s performance against the thresholds an option or bonus elsewhere in the contract depends on (the bonus clause itself is not extracted here)
Editing Targets
Click the edit icon to:- Add sales or price targets
- Modify target amounts
- Update descriptions
- Set target conditions