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Everything Traxure reports today, and what each one means for you.

Missing from your profile

A release you imported is no longer on your Spotify artist profile, and we have confirmed it. You get the release, the tracks, the time we last saw it, the most likely cause and a proof file to send your distributor.

Guide: what to do in the first hour

Song details changed

Title, track list, ISRC or artwork on a release no longer match what was imported. Every alert shows the old and the new value.

Unexpected release

A release appeared on your artist profile, on Spotify or another platform we check, that you never imported or approved. Fake, AI-made or misattributed songs show up this way. Mark it as yours or report it.

Guide: music on the wrong Spotify artist profile

Missing on another platform

A release we found on Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud or Pandora is no longer listed there, and we have confirmed it. These platforms are checked once a day. The alert names the platform. We also check your releases are live on Audiomack, iHeartRadio, Qobuz and Shazam once a day; those four show on the release card but do not send alerts yet.

Release-day report

Your release-day check, on every plan. Each release you import gets a chip for each of the twelve services: green when it is live on your confirmed profile, yellow when found but that profile is not confirmed, red when not found. Audiomack, iHeartRadio, Qobuz and Shazam are checked by the release itself, not by profile: green when it is live, red when it is no longer listed. A new release is looked up again on its first days, and every release again every day. Open a release to see each service with a link.

Move Guard

Taken down, or switching distributors? Move Guard gives you your UPC, ISRCs and release details for the new distributor, then checks the new upload matches the old one and is live on every platform, and tells you when it's safe to take the old one down.

How Move Guard works

Catalog health

Your Releases page lists problems in your own catalog data that cost plays or royalties: tracks missing an ISRC, one ISRC used for two songs, the same release twice, and alerts still open in Step-by-step fixes.

Back again

A release that was reported missing is visible again on your profile or on that platform. The alert closes itself.

Coming soon

Lyrics matching, audio fingerprinting and AI clone detection are next on the roadmap.