Approving Statements
Overview
Approving a statement is a crucial step in finalizing revenue calculations and distributing royalties. Once a statement is approved, it is locked and cannot be modified unless unapproved.
Step-by-Step Guide to Approving Statements:
Step-by-Step Guide to Unapproving a Statement
In some cases, you may need to unapprove a statement to correct errors or include omitted revenue. Unapproving reverts the statement to a draft or editable state.
Why Unapproving Might Be Necessary:
Missed Revenue: Realizing that some income sources were omitted.
Calculation Errors: Detecting discrepancies in royalty splits or revenue allocations.
Data Corrections: Spotting errors in metadata or payout configurations.
Updating Payee Information: Adjusting payees or percentages after initial approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I unapprove multiple statements at once? Yes, use the multi-select feature to unapprove several statements simultaneously.
Is there a log of who approved/unapproved a statement? Yes, the system keeps an audit trail showing the user who performed each action and the timestamp.
What happens to payout data when a statement is unapproved? Payouts linked to unapproved statements are halted or marked as pending until the statement is re-approved.
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