Effortless Transparency Reporting
for Film & TV Across Europe
From Legal Complexity to Clarity— All in One Platform
Cleriti is the only platform built by legal experts with in-depth knowledge of the EU Copyright Directive.
Automated workflows and compliance guidance support film and TV producers in delivering transparency reports to authors and performers. Secure and easy.
Your entire workflow, in one tool.
Cleriti streamlines transparency reporting process into one user-friendly platform bringing clarity, compliance and control.
Backed by Industry Leaders
Born from the combined expertise of Fintage House and leading copyright lawyers, Cleriti delivers a secure, European wide solution for transparency reporting, making legislative compliance manageable for the audiovisual industry.
Cleriti is already trusted by many forward-thinking production companies who see compliance as a strategic advantage. By enhancing operational efficiency and reducing exposure, they protect their organization while staying ahead.
What our users say about Cleriti
“We were dreading our first round of transparency reports. Cleriti made it seamless.”
“With Cleriti, we no longer worry about sharing sensitive financial data. The secure setup and clear audit trail give us full confidence in our compliance and reporting.”
“The platform is intuitive, the support is exceptional, and best of all—we’re fully compliant without hiring additional legal staff.”
“Cleriti has turned a complex legal obligation into a straightforward process. It’s fast, accurate, and gives us peace of mind.”
Get your transparency compliance on track with Cleriti today
Questions we get asked frequently
What is the transparency reporting obligation?
Under Article 19 of the EU DSM Directive, producers must inform authors and performers at least once per year about how their work has been used and the revenues it has generated.
Who must fulfil the transparency obligation?
The producer, the party contracting with creatives, is responsible, regardless of whether the production is financed or commissioned by another entity.
What information must be shared?
Producers must provide modes of exploitation, revenue details, and any remuneration due in connection to the work. This information must be accurate, comprehensive, and provided annually.