Label submission follow-ups
A recurring nudge on a label pitch that has not been answered, with a previewable follow-up email you send yourself and a dashboard queue of everything still waiting.
Never lose a pitch to silence
Once a track is marked Ready, the versions page offers to send it to labels, and a Labels panel appears in the track sidebar showing every pitch and where it stands. Both open the submissions list on the track's Metadata tab.
When you send a track to a label, the label usually goes quiet. Open the track's Metadata tab, find the label under submissions and choose Remind me to follow up. Pick how often to chase (weekly, every two weeks, monthly), when the first nudge should land, and who you are talking to at the label.
When a nudge is due, Aden notifies you and the pitch appears in the Waiting on a label panel on your home screen, across every team you are in. Open it and choose Write the follow-up: the email is drafted with the track, the label and how long ago you sent it already filled in. You review it and send it, and if you have connected Gmail, Send puts it out from your own address without leaving Aden. The reminder counts the chase and schedules the next one in the same step, and the label's reply comes back on the track.
Without a connected inbox you get Copy and Open in email app instead, and I sent it in the menu to move the reminder on.
A second chase is worded differently from the first, so it never reads as the same message pasted again. If you would rather use your own words, edit the draft and hit Save as my template: every future follow-up starts from it, with the track, label and contact filled in for you.
The moment you mark the submission accepted or rejected, the reminder clears itself. Aden never emails a label on your behalf.
Smart file matching
Match a local folder's contracts, artwork, royalty statements and project files to your tracks by file name, and attach them in one go.
Track email matching
Scan a connected Gmail inbox for threads that mention your track titles and link submissions, label replies and feedback to the track.