Curve Setup

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Prerequisites

• A Curve account with API access (Label and/or Publisher).
• Your Curve API credentials: Application Token, API Key, API Secret Key, and Client ID.

You can enter credentials for Label, Publisher, or both. Each account type has its own credentials and can be enabled or disabled independently.

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Entering Credentials

In Project Settings → Integrations → Curve → Settings → Credentials:

1. Select Label or Publisher in the sidebar.
2. Enter the four credential fields:
   • Application Token
   • API Key
   • API Secret Key
   • Client ID
3. Use the show/hide toggle next to secret fields if you need to confirm what you entered.
4. Click Save & Test to store the values and validate the connection with Curve’s API.

If the test succeeds, you can proceed to activate. If it fails, check that the credentials are correct and that your Curve account allows API access.

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Activating the Connection

After a successful Save & Test:

1. Click Activate for that account type (Label or Publisher).
2. The connection is locked for editing; only Deactivate is available afterward.
3. Activating triggers an initial scan that attempts to match Royaltyport entities to Curve payees, catalog to Curve releases/tracks, and contracts to Curve contracts.

Once activated, the Links tab will show the results of that scan so you can review and complete linking before running syncs.

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Enabling and Disabling

Each account type (Label / Publisher) has an Enabled switch. You can disable an account type without deactivating or clearing credentials. When disabled, that account type is not used for syncs or linking until you enable it again.

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Contract Name Format

Under Settings → Format → Contract Name, you can configure how contract names are generated when creating or updating contracts in Curve. Options typically include:

• A static prefix or pattern plus extractor fields (e.g. contract type, assignee name, date).
• A delimiter between parts (space, underscore, or hyphen).

Configure this before running syncs so new Curve contracts get consistent, recognizable names.

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Agent Notes

Under Settings → Notes, you can add custom instructions for the Curve sync agents to follow when they run. Notes are organized per sub-agent and per tool, and are saved for the whole organization. Use them to steer how the agents build contracts, payees, and catalog during a sync.

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Next Steps