What can a distributor see on Aden?
A distributor grant opens metadata, versions, release, release plans, assets and documents on each linked artist team. Enough to deliver, and nothing beyond it.
“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
Distributors
A distributor uses Aden to receive releases that are already complete. You see the metadata, masters, versions, artwork and release date on the artist's own record, moderate what gets submitted for delivery, and stop chasing the one missing ISRC or the artwork that was the wrong size.
Metadata, versions, masters, artwork, release date and release plan on the artist's record. The distributor grant opens exactly that set.
Incoming releases land in a pipeline you accept, hold or send back, with the reason attached to the record.
Splits, publishers, societies and territory-scoped deals are on the track, so ownership questions are answered before delivery rather than after a claim.
The full plan, announcement, pre-save, single, album, is visible, so delivery windows line up with the campaign.
Cover art and promotional assets live on the release, resolved from stored originals rather than re-sent per platform.
Streaming, radio and social performance surface on the same track record the release came from.
Link each artist team as Distributor. The link closes when the relationship ends.
A distributor grant opens metadata, versions, release, release plans, assets and documents on each linked artist team. Enough to deliver, and nothing beyond it.
Yes. Submissions arrive in a pipeline with accept, consider and reject states and a reason attached to the record.