Basic credit
For creator projects that include credits, use the track title and DSIV Media credit shown on the product page, delivered metadata, invoice, or license packet.
Cue sheet fields
A cue sheet or project record should track the project title, track title, duration used, usage type, release date, platform, territory, customer name, and DSIV contact path.
PRO and publisher details
If a broadcaster, distributor, film, TV network, ad buyer, game publisher, or platform asks for PRO, publisher, composer, master, or cue reporting details, contact DSIV before submitting final paperwork.
Paid placement and sync
Paid media, broadcast, film, TV, game, and campaign uses may require a custom sync or clearance path beyond a standard creator license.
Keep the purchase record
Keep the Shopify order confirmation, invoice, product page, license packet, and any DSIV email approval with the project records so the usage path is easy to verify later.
Where metadata should live
Cue and PRO metadata can stay quiet on the storefront, but it should be available in license docs, cue sheets, invoices, post-purchase files, project folders, and DSIV support replies when reporting is needed.
Ask before release
Before submitting final cue sheets, broadcaster paperwork, distributor reports, client clearance forms, or sync documentation, confirm the track title, duration, usage type, territory, publisher, composer, PRO, master owner, invoice, and license packet details with DSIV.