Explore licensed uses
Give eligible music a route into routines and performances.
Understand the ClicknClear route, its role in your catalogue strategy and how Allot Lines helps you prepare eligible content.
A music rights and licensing platform connecting recordings and musical works with choreographed sports and performing arts uses.
Give eligible music a route into routines and performances.
Define the rights, territories and usage scope before authorising participation.
Maintain ownership, licence scope and recording identifiers so each request can be assessed with the correct context.
Confirm the recording and publishing permissions needed for the proposed licence. Contact Allot Lines about catalogue participation; a delivery does not guarantee a licence sale.
Use the final master, correct artwork and complete artist, contributor and label credits. Keep ownership and licensing evidence available.
Review Delivery Options while creating the release. If approval, specialist licensing or a service request is required, contact Allot Lines before scheduling.
Submit for review and follow the available status in Center. Service ingestion, territorial availability and reported usage can follow different timelines.
No. Delivery, acceptance, catalogue visibility, editorial selection and reported use are different outcomes. Revenue depends on eligible activity and the applicable service agreement.
Contact Allot Lines with the release identifier and intended destination. Do not assume a directory entry means every account or recording has access to the route.
Edit the release, update Delivery Options and Save & Submit. Then email Allot Lines Support so the additional delivery can be processed.
Prepare the release in Center and check the ClicknClear route. For specialist services or eligibility questions, ask Allot Lines Support.
Availability depends on your rights, territories, account and service acceptance. Directory entries may include infrastructure, protection and historical services as well as music stores. ClicknClear trademarks belong to their respective owners.