Contents
Introduction
Royalties Rights & Permission system is a fully integrated set of programs, designed to effectively provide the means to manage contracts by securing and recording the primary rights, subsidiary rights and permissions that have been requested by external parties within the system. It identifies the works associated with the contract along with the contractual details and the rights owner for the payment of royalties.
This document describes the setups and processes involved in the management and the processing of Payment contracts.
Business rules
Business rules for Royalties, Rights & Permission – Payments must be setup with support from Iptor IP1 consultants. It is critical to understand the setting of control files and how it works. Control files must be setup correctly for the system to operate as intended. Any changes to the control files setup should be addressed cautiously and in consultation with Iptor IP1 consultants.
| Note | This document does not cover customised setup tasks of specific companies. Deviations from this setup should be covered by setup tasks written by individual companies. |
The following control files have been changed or newly created for the new Royalties Rights and Permission module.
Setup account sets
Setup the GL expense accounts to form the link between the Royalties module and the Accounts Payable/General Ledger systems
(Refer to Royalty Accounts Set for details on setting up royalty accounts sets)
Setup movement types
Movement Types are used by the system to determine which sales transactions are to be used in the calculation of Royalties payment. Sales extraction will extract the transactions based on the movement type and transfer to Royalties, Rights & Permission for calculation of royalty amounts payable to specified payees and agents.
(Refer to Movement Definition Maintenance for details on setting up movement types)
Setup templates
Templates can be created for contracts and subrights. Refer to Contract Template and Rights Template for details on setting up contract & rights templates.
Royalties R & P payments process
It is your responsibility to ensure that you understand this procedure before performing the following tasks.
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Deviations from this procedure should be covered by procedures written by your company. Before performing any tasks please ensure all the business rules are set-up accordingly. |
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| Create/setup works |
All works must be defined and linked to a product before royalty contracts can be created for it.
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| Link items to work |
Multiple items can be allocated to a work.
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| Create subrights for work |
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| Create Royalty contracts |
Create Royalty contracts and link to the related works. Note: Royalty contracts now links to works instead of an ISBN. (Refer to RYW010 Work with Royalty Contracts on how to create and maintain a contract and the related details)
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| Manage milestones |
Milestone management allows early payments or advances against a contract, which is offset against future royalties. To enter an advance payment:
To approve/reject/display an advance payment:
For additional details (including field descriptions) for Milestone Management please refer to Milestone Management |
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| CAL Processing |
Each CAL upload into IP1 system is identified by a batch number, with the upload being either CAL or 3rd party payment (as configured in control TMSRY/CAL-MTYP). For CAL uploads if a payee is provided then the transaction will be treated as CAL direct and paid fully to the nominated payee otherwise it will be picked up by the system and split by creditors and the publisher based on the % split specified on the contract. To upload and process CAL transactions;
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| GDM Processing |
GDM processing is for sales transactions from 3rd party companies with subsidiary rights. These are uploaded into IP1 using an excel file and validated for royalty calculations. This must be run before monthly royalty calculations.
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| End of month Royalty processing |
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| End of Royalty period |
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