Fully recoupable
A producer or label funds the campaign and the agreement allows the approved amount into the applicable recoupment pool.
Promotion expense management
Document the spend.
Respect the agreement.
Recupli separates the campaign, the expense, who funded it and what the applicable agreement allows—because promotion spend is not automatically artist debt.
Four clear treatments
The funding story determines the financial result.
Partially recoupable
Only the approved contractual percentage or amount enters the pool. The remainder stays documented, not recouped.
Artist-funded
The artist paid the cost up front. It is recorded as non-recoupable to the artist and cannot be charged again.
Producer-absorbed
The producer keeps the invoice and evidence in the record, while artist recoupment remains zero.
Shared music needs explicit allocation
Never divide a Riddim campaign blindly.
A campaign may support a release, several tracks or an entire Riddim. Recupli requires applicable agreements and an approved allocation before shared spend can enter recoupment.
CampaignApproved spend
Track AAgreement v2Track BAgreement v1Track CNot allocated
Evidence before impact
A cost only becomes recoupment after approval.
Every expense connects the funder, amount, currency, date, related artist and asset, agreement version, evidence, notes and approval metadata.
1
DocumentInvoice or campaign evidence
2
ReviewFunding and contract terms
3
ApproveAmount or percentage
4
CalculateVisible in the trace
Producer Artist
Keep promotion accountable—not assumed.
Producer Artist gives music teams a defensible way to document promotion and apply the right financial treatment.