Royalty & rights reconciliation
Match usage data against licensing terms to calculate accurate rights holder payments, with a full audit trail of how each figure was derived.
Media and entertainment businesses run on content and audience data spread across rights databases, distribution platforms, ad networks and royalty systems, often across multiple territories and licensing agreements at once. Working out who is owed what, where content is licensed to run, and who the audience actually is across platforms all depend on data that is scattered and expensive to reconcile by hand. DataReadyAI turns that scattered data into a governed layer content, rights and finance teams can act on quickly.
The problems that stall AI in media and entertainment all come back to data that is scattered and ungoverned. Here is how DataReadyAI addresses each one.
Match usage data against licensing terms to calculate accurate rights holder payments, with a full audit trail of how each figure was derived.
Track what content is licensed where, for how long and under what terms, flagging expiring or breached licences before they become a problem.
Reconcile ad delivery and revenue data across networks and platforms, surfacing discrepancies between what was served and what was paid.
Bring audience and engagement data together across platforms into a single governed view, without breaching platform or privacy terms.
We are a Sydney-founded, cloud- and model-agnostic AI company built specifically for environments with complex commercial and contractual data. DataReadyAI works with organisations across regulated, data-intensive sectors, and it sits alongside your existing rights, distribution and finance systems rather than asking you to replace them. Our guiding principle is simple: the user, not the vendor, should hold the power in the agentic AI era.
Works across your existing data platforms, cloud and language models. No forced migration, and no lock-in to a single vendor.
Access control, lineage and audit on every AI interaction, so your risk and compliance functions stay firmly in control.
Working with organisations across regulated, data-intensive sectors, from financial services and insurance to healthcare, government and resources, where data sensitivity is greatest.