Inline editing on public pages
The team and the people who work on a release edit its title, description and story on the public page itself, in place, without the page slowing down for the visitors who cannot.
What it is
When you open one of your own public pages while signed in, the text on it is editable where it stands. A pencil sits beside the title, the description and the story; click it, change the text, save. The page updates and everyone who opens it after sees the new version.
You see the pencil on a release you can already edit in your workspace: your team's own, one your organisation manages, or a song you are credited on as a collaborator. Nobody else sees anything different.
What you can edit
| Page | Fields |
|---|---|
| Track | Title, description, pull quote, the story behind it |
| Album | Title, description |
| Playlist | Title, description |
| Event | Name, description |
Enter saves a one-line field. In a description or a story, Enter starts a new paragraph and Cmd/Ctrl+Enter saves. Escape cancels.
Playlist pitches
A team pitches a whole playlist to a label, publisher or sync agency as one bundle. The organisation goes through the tracks in one place and shortlists the ones to continue with, one click per track.
Royalty claim reminders
Recurring reminders on a track's label submissions to request royalty statements and payouts on the cadence the label contract allows, with a previewable semi-automated claim email that the user sends themselves.