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The Catalog is the foundation of repertoire management in details. It combines a music-specific track layer with a flexible product model that can represent physical items, digital goods, merchandise, tickets, and services.
Key idea: Sales happen on Products and Tracks. Releases compile results with costs.
Four levels
- Labels – Top-level containers grouping releases.
- Releases – Organize products and tracks (albums, EPs, etc.).
- Products – Sellable items (physical, digital, merch, services).
- Tracks – Individual recordings for granular accounting.
Because details is product-agnostic, you can model anything you can sell.
Where sales happen
- Product sales – money exchanged for products
- Track sales – money exchanged for tracks
Releases are not sold; they aggregate results.
Where costs live
- Release costs – artwork, promo, video
- Product costs – manufacturing, packaging, etc.
Entry modes
- Manual entry
- Spreadsheet import
- Auto-Ingestion
Auto-Ingestion channels
- Webshops, Bandcamp, iTunes, Amazon
- details-to-details automated transfers