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Release Assurance

Know exactly what's standingbetween this release and ready.

Every release gets one record: the people on it, the terms they accepted, the evidence, and the exact version everyone means. Release Assurance reads that record and tells you what's confirmed, what's missing, and who has to act — for this release, by name.

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Splitkeep · release recordSK / 00481
Glasshouse EP v3 · final master
Maya Reyes / Kestrel Records
Maya Reyesartist✓ confirmed
D. Okaforproducer✓ confirmed
L. Chenwriter✓ confirmed
3 confirmedartist · producer · writer
Romefeature· unconfirmed
Open item
Beat license — file not on record
Current stateIn review
Next action
Request Rome's confirmation one action from ready under Kestrel's release policy
One record · synthetic dataFollow this release →
01 / What it checks

Four things, checked against the record itself.

Not a checklist someone fills in — a read of what's actually on the record for this release, right now.

People & claims

Who asserted what, and when.

Every claim and every participant is recorded — who says they're on the release, in what role, for what share, and whether each person has confirmed their own part in their own name.

Terms

The exact accepted terms, version by version.

The terms everyone said yes to are preserved as they were accepted. Change them and everyone accepts again — so "the deal" always means one specific, dated version.

Evidence

The evidence stays with the work.

Licenses, files, and confirmations are kept on the record next to the release they belong to — not in an inbox, a folder, or someone's phone.

Open items

Anything missing gets a name — and a person.

A missing file or a contested claim becomes a named item with an owner attached, so "almost ready" is something you can check, not a feeling.

02 / The states, in plain words

Every release is in exactly one of four states.

No dashboards to interpret. One word, and the record behind it.

State
Ready

Everyone on the record has confirmed their part, the evidence is on file, and nothing is open. The release can move.

State · needs action
In review

Something is being checked. The record names what it is and who needs to act next.

State · needs action
Hold

Something specific is missing or unresolved, so the release waits — with the reason written down, not implied.

State · needs action
Contested

Two claims disagree. The record shows both, exactly as asserted, until the people involved resolve it.

03 / When something's wrong

A problem becomes a named item, not a mystery.

Say a beat license never made it onto the record, or a feature never confirmed their share. That doesn't disappear into an email thread — it becomes a named open item with a person attached, and the release goes to hold.

While it's open, the release waits, and any money tied to it waits too — with the cause written next to it. Nobody gets paid by accident.

When it clears, it clears with a record: who acted, what changed, and when. Months later, if anyone asks what happened, a dispute is a lookup instead of an argument.

Open itembeat license — file not on record
OwnerD. Okafor
While openrelease holds · tied funds wait, with cause
When clearedlicense on record · hold released · logged
What Release Assurance is not — said plainly, on purpose
  • It records claims, confirmations, evidence, and policy state — it does not decide legal ownership.
  • A "ready" state means the record is complete under the policy that governs the release — it is not a guarantee of clearance.
  • The legal call, when there is one, stays with a court. The record is what you'd bring to it.
04 / See it on a real release

Bring the release you're least sure about.

For labels & teams

Walk through a release with us.

Bring one real release — the messier the better. We'll map its people, terms, evidence, and open items together, and you'll see exactly what its record would say. You keep your distributor, your identifiers, and your history.

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For anyone

Check a record yourself.

Every record Splitkeep issues is signed. Paste one on the verify page and your own browser checks it — no account, no server call, nothing to trust but the math.

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