Open your catalogue to AI agents
Let music supervisors' and agencies' AI agents search your public tracks and send license requests, with no Aden account.
Music supervisors, ad agencies and game studios more and more send an AI agent to find music and clear it. When you take license requests, your public catalogue opens to those agents.
Turn it on
- Open Sync in your team or business.
- Open License requests and turn on Take license requests.
- Copy the address under the switch. Give it to whoever asks, or put it on your website.
Turning the switch off closes the catalogue again. On your own domain, your site lists the address for agents that read it.
What agents can see
Any AI agent can connect without an Aden account and:
- search your tracks by words, genre, tag, mood, key and tempo
- read a track's codes, key, tempo, language, label and copyright lines
- read its writers with their roles, societies and publishers
- see whether AI training is reserved, and who answers license requests
An artist's catalogue holds the public tracks the team owns. A business's holds its label's tracks and the public tracks of its roster. Only what your public pages already show is in it. Split percentages are never shared.
Moods fill in on their own from each track's lyrics, genre, key and tempo. Change them in the track's Mood row.
When an agent wants a license
Licensing stays between people. The agent sends the person to the track page's Request a license button. Requests land under New on your Sync board.