Pitches

A pitch is a private selection of tracks for a specific client or brief, with an owner, an expiry date, a status and share links that can open it to people without an account. Manage them under Collections → Pitches.

The list shows artwork, Title, From (the owner), Published, Tracks, URL, Created and Updated. Expiry, status and company are visible inside the pitch.

Create a pitch

  1. Click New pitch.
  2. Enter a Title, choose the Owner and set an Expiry date. All three are required.
  3. Optionally add a Description, a Notify email, a Status (New, Pitched, Viewed, Closed) and the Company it is for.
  4. Add tracks under Tracks: search, click to add, drag to order, Add chapter for headings.
  5. Click Create, then reopen the pitch to add a Packshot or Hero image and to create share links.

Share a pitch

Anyone with an account on your site who can see the tracks can open the pitch at its URL. To send it to someone outside, create a share link:

  1. Open the pitch and find Share codes. Click New link.
  2. Choose Grant download access if the recipient may download the tracks, and Ignore group restrictions if they should see every track regardless of their catalogue access.
  3. Keep the Expiry date (one year by default) or switch it off for a link that never expires.
  4. Click Create link, then Copy link on the new entry.

Each link shows what it grants (View only, Download access, Ignore groups (no download) or Ignore groups + download), when it was created and when it expires. Delete a link to revoke it immediately.

Share links bypass your access rules

A link with Ignore group restrictions shows tracks the recipient could not otherwise see. Set an expiry and delete links when a pitch is over.

Renaming changes the address

Share links include the pitch’s URL, which is rebuilt from the title. Renaming a pitch breaks links already sent.

Track progress

Update the Status as the pitch moves along and use Closed when it is over. Pitches cannot be deleted from the admin; switch Published off or let the expiry pass to retire one.