5.1 Data exchange between rights holders and CMOs or DSPs
The figure below depicts the choreography of message exchange between rights holders and collective management organisations (CMOs), digital service providers (DSPs) or other business partners using the messages defined in this standard.
Figure 1 – Direct communication between a rights holder (or other licensor) and a CMO or DSP (or other business partner)
The table below summarises the points at which the messages defined in this standard are sent.
Message Name | Initiating Event | Sender | Recipient | |
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1 |
| If a CMO or DSP (or other business partner) wishes to receive information about a musical work | CMO or DSP | Rights holder |
2 |
| If a rights holder or other licensor wishes to inform a CMO or DSP (or other business partner)
This also applies when a rights holder or other licensor wishes to update a previously sent In such a case the second This also applies when a rights holder or other licensor has noticed that a CMO or DSP In such a case a | Rights holder | CMO or DSP |
3 |
| If a rights holder or other licensor wishes to receive information about a musical work and/or | Rights holder | CMO or DSP |
4 |
| If a CMO or DSP (or other business partner) wishes to inform a rights holder or other
In the case of a conflict the | CMO or DSP | Rights holder |
5 |
| If a sender of a MusicalWorkClaimRequestMessage notices that it no longer requires musical | CMO or DSP | Rights holder |
6 |
| If a sender of a | Rights holder | CMO or DSP |
While this choreography primarily describes the exchange of messages between different types of companies, e.g. between rights holders and CMOs, it is also applicable to the exchange between companies of the same type, e.g. between rights holders wishing to send information about a musical work and/or right share data to another rights holder.