Reporting FAQ

You are receiving this email because your business has an active contract with Global Music Rights that requires reporting. If you would like to request a copy of your current contract or reporting form, please send an email to reporting@globalmusicrights.com.

Reporting is the calculation of your license fee based on your current rate schedule. On the date your reporting is due, a link to your reporting form will be sent to your account's primary contact. Once reporting is submitted and reviewed, we will send you an invoice via email.

Per the terms of your agreement, you have a recurring obligation to report your company’s information so the license fee can be calculated correctly.

To submit your reporting, click on the link in your reporting reminder email. This will bring you to a submission page where you will need to fill out required fields.

If you are reporting for multiple locations under one license agreement, you can download a multi-location template from the submission page. Once the template is completed, you can upload the reporting on the same submission page.

Please try clearing the cache and cookies on your internet browser. Once complete, resubmit the submission form. If the error persists, please download the reporting template and email the completed submission to reporting@globalmusicrights.com.

Once we receive your reporting form, it will be reviewed by our team. You may be contacted if we require clarification regarding the submission, which can delay invoicing. If there are no questions on our end, an invoice will be sent out shortly after the report is processed. We appreciate your patience.

Once our review of your report is complete, we will send your invoice via email.

To update your account's contact/billing information, please go to: https://globalmusicrights.com/contact_update.

Please be advised that we currently do not have a customer portal on our website, but we are in the process of providing that option to our licensees in the future.

The current Global Music Rights W-9 can be found at: http://globalmusicrights.com/W9Form.

GMR is a performance rights organization that licenses the right of public performance in the musical works of our songwriters, composers, and publishers. GMR represents some of today’s most prominent and influential music creators in the public performance of their catalogs. According to U.S. copyright law, if your establishment is publicly performing music (e.g., through speakers, karaoke, live entertainment, DJs, or TVs) a license is required for such use.

Some of our clients include Harry Styles, Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, Bruno Mars, Bad Bunny, Pharrell Williams, and so many more. You can check out a full list of our catalog on our website at globalmusicrights.com.

Each PRO (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR) has a unique catalog of songwriters and artists they represent. Having a license with one gives you the right to publicly perform the compositions that PRO represents, but does not give you the rights to publicly perform the works represented by the other PROs.