Industry value props

What it is

Aden is one workspace the whole music industry works in. An artist or band owns their workspace: their tracks, releases, calendar, finances and paperwork. Everyone they work with joins as an organisation and is granted exactly the part of that workspace their role needs, for exactly as long as the relationship runs.

"What is Aden for?" answers that question per role. Pick who you are. A label, a publisher, a management company, a booking agency, a festival, a venue, a studio, a distributor, a sync agency, a TV or film production, a marketing agency, a lawyer, a radio station, a camp organiser, a coach, a brand or a design studio and you get the plain answer, what you can actually do, and exactly what you'd see on an artist you're linked to.

Using it

• Browse every role at /for: pick your role from the chip strip and the answer, capabilities and default access below swap to it. The open role is in the URL (/for?role=venues), so a tab is shareable. Each role also has its own page at /for/<role> with the full breakdown, the access model and an FAQ.
• Try the widget on /features and /organisations: click a role and the panel swaps to that role's top capabilities and default access. On /features it renders headerless and stripped to the essentials; /organisations keeps a localised heading.
• Check what you'd see before you sign up. Every role page lists the areas its organisation type opens on a linked artist team by default, and notes that the artist can widen or narrow that per artist. The default is a starting point, never a lock.
• Read it as markdown at /for.md and /for/<role>.md (or request any of those pages with Accept: text/markdown).