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Data flow: Microsoft Dynamics ? Fadel Rights Cloud
When a sales or licensing contract is created or updated in Microsoft Dynamics, key commercial terms such as customer, territory, term dates, usage scope, pricing, and renewal conditions can be sent to Fadel Rights Cloud. This ensures rights teams work from the same approved contract data used by finance and sales.
Business value: Reduces manual re-entry, improves contract accuracy, and ensures rights entitlements are aligned with commercial commitments.
Data flow: Fadel Rights Cloud ? Microsoft Dynamics
Fadel Rights Cloud can calculate royalties based on actual usage, contractual terms, and revenue share rules, then pass royalty payable amounts, accruals, and settlement details into Microsoft Dynamics Finance. This supports posting to the general ledger, accounts payable processing, and financial reconciliation.
Business value: Speeds up royalty close cycles, improves auditability, and ensures royalty liabilities are accurately reflected in financial statements.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Customer, vendor, and partner records in Microsoft Dynamics can be synchronized with licensee and rights holder records in Fadel Rights Cloud. Updates to legal entity names, billing addresses, tax details, and contact information can flow both ways to keep operational and rights records consistent.
Business value: Eliminates duplicate records, reduces billing errors, and gives both finance and rights teams a single trusted view of counterparties.
Data flow: Fadel Rights Cloud ? Microsoft Dynamics
Usage-based licensing events, royalty triggers, or rights fees calculated in Fadel Rights Cloud can be sent to Microsoft Dynamics to generate invoices or validate billing lines before invoice issuance. This is especially useful for media usage fees, sublicensing charges, and territory-specific license billing.
Business value: Ensures invoices match contractual rights terms, reduces disputes, and improves billing accuracy for complex licensing arrangements.
Data flow: Microsoft Dynamics ? Fadel Rights Cloud ? Microsoft Dynamics
When a sales order, subscription, or service request is entered in Microsoft Dynamics, the order details can be checked against rights rules in Fadel Rights Cloud to confirm whether the requested content, territory, or usage period is permitted. Clearance status can then be returned to Dynamics to approve, hold, or route the order for review.
Business value: Prevents unauthorized distribution, reduces compliance risk, and helps sales teams sell only what can be legally delivered.
Data flow: Microsoft Dynamics ? Fadel Rights Cloud
Once royalty payments are processed in Microsoft Dynamics, payment status, payment date, remittance reference, and amount paid can be sent back to Fadel Rights Cloud. Rights managers and licensors can then see settlement status directly against the underlying royalty statement.
Business value: Improves transparency with licensors and contributors, reduces manual status inquiries, and supports faster dispute resolution.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Fadel Rights Cloud can provide rights utilization, royalty obligations, and licensing exposure data to Microsoft Dynamics reporting and analytics, while Dynamics can contribute revenue, margin, and payment data. Combined reporting gives leadership a view of content profitability, rights cost exposure, and license performance by title, territory, or customer segment.
Business value: Enables better decision-making on content investment, licensing strategy, and profitability analysis.
Data flow: Fadel Rights Cloud ? Microsoft Dynamics
When rights expire, territory restrictions change, or contractual obligations are breached in Fadel Rights Cloud, exception alerts can be sent to Microsoft Dynamics service or workflow queues. Teams can then pause fulfillment, notify account managers, or create follow-up tasks for renewal or remediation.
Business value: Helps prevent compliance incidents, supports proactive customer communication, and reduces operational disruption.