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The way we can store our contractual obligations in one place and have a profile for each. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The way that it is very difficult to use the reports feature/views. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
4 out of 5 Total Reviews for rightsline
Rightsline's features are really helpful in letting me track my titles along with the Rights that I've acquired and those that I plan to sell. The avails reports are helpful and easy to use, and I know Rightsline has some updates in store to make them even better. Also, the customer success team is super helpful in answering all of my questions and making me feel like a valued customer Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are a lot of powerful features to use but it is a little difficult to learn how to control them all in configuration. Also, the reporting tool is
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Rightsline is a great tool for cloud-based contract storage, facilitating ease of access for multiple colleagues working remotely. Rightsline is also customizable, so an administrator can limit which users have access to certain information and files. The Rights Explorer tool is particularly powerful, allowing me to quickly research what rights I own in particular territories within a particular timeframe. Rightsline's recorded tutorials useful (though not always easy to find) and I make frequent use of their data import and data update features, which are easy and powerful tools to quickly make changes to a large number of records at once. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Rightsline attempts to capture the complexity of individual contracts and their nearly infinite possibilities within a limited set of fields. I've found it difficult to account for non-standard contractual language in this system when using the Rights Explorer feature. Additionally, Rightsline is necessarily literal in its searches; therefore, it is extremely difficult--and sometimes impossible--to perform rights searches where there's flexibility in media / territory / language. Lastly, though Rightsline is graphically pleasing and seems fairly easy to navigate on its surface, it's a complex tool that takes time to learn, especially if your company uses a lot of non-standard contracts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Working with everyone at Rightsline has been a pleasure. Every time we have needed help or assistance, they have been there to guide us through. It's not always fun learning a new program, but they simplified everything for us, and having rightsline for our cataglog has made everything so much easier. Very happy we decided to use them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There's nothing I dislike because they have met all of our requests and have done everything we have asked for the program to fit our needs. Rightsline has made our jobs much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
