Reservoir First to Go Live with New Vistex Software

30 January 2019 - Press release

Vistex Online Statement Platform (OS2.0) Gives Music Publishers Key Advantage

Vistex, the leading rights and royalty management software solutions provider dedicated to the music, media and entertainment industries, is pleased to announce that independent music publisher Reservoir is the first company to go live on the Vistex OS2.0 online platform.

The OS2.0 platform offers potent functionality powered by the Vistex state-of-the-art cloud solution – GTMS® (Go-to-Market Suite®), helping music companies offer their composers, artists, managers and sub-publishers first-class statement delivery, royalty and copyright information, dynamic dashboards and intuitive financial analytics on a platform designed around their corporate branding.

“Reservoir is an innovator in music publishing and rights administration, and we worked closely with their team to ensure that launching our solution would provide industry-leading capabilities,” remarked Amos Biegun, Global Head of Rights and Royalties for Vistex. “We’ve been serving the music publishing industry for many decades, and it is always encouraging to see how we can help our clients make a significant impact,” he added.

“Reservoir was proud to work with Vistex to lead the charge on this advanced platform,” added Rell Lafargue, President and COO of Reservoir. “Vistex has been a key supplier of ours for many years and we’ve chosen their software to ensure we provide the best service to our songwriters. We’re happy to be bringing continued transparency and service excellence to our clients through this new offering.”

“A publisher without a transparent statement portal cannot compete in today’s marketplace, and one without a state-of-the-art version cannot offer the level of service expected by today’s composers and music publishers,” added Biegun. “With 1,500 members of staff in 20 offices, Vistex is a global business in prime position to deliver innovation to its clients, having built its business on SAP software and GTMS cloud platforms,” he concluded.