For independent labels
Run a roster without blending every artist's context
BandNavigator gives multi-artist teams a roster-level operating system with artist-specific rooms, permission-aware collaboration, and Label plan controls for teams running multiple Campaign Plans.
The work in view
Roster scale should not flatten the artist's point of view
A label team needs shared operations while each artist keeps their own Campaign Plan and relationship context. Separate the rooms, then bring the authorized team-level view back together for planning and analysis.
Workflow
Three moves, with the artist in the loop
01
Add the roster and team
Bring multiple artists and the people responsible for their operations into the Label workspace.
02
Coordinate artist-specific rooms without mixing context
Keep Campaign Plans, contacts, and prepared work attached to the right artist while the team collaborates.
03
Use roster-level permissions, analytics, API, and white-label controls
Apply the Label plan's team controls where a roster-level view is needed.
What is ready to work with
Built for the details behind the next decision
Multiple artists
The Label plan supports a roster rather than limiting operations to one artist.
Ten included members
Label includes ten team members for a shared operational view.
Advanced analytics
Use Label-level analytics to review the work across authorized artist contexts.
API and white-label entitlements
Label includes API access and white-label options for teams that need those controls.
Buyer questions
What to expect in practice
What does the label workflow prepare?
It organizes artist-specific Campaign Plans and shared team operations without mixing the roster's contexts.
What still needs a person?
Authorized team members set permissions, review prepared work, and approve external actions for the appropriate artist.
Which plan fits a record label?
Label is the multi-artist plan, with ten included members, advanced analytics, API access, and white-label options.