ISNI stands for International Standard Name Identifier. It helps confirm your identity across platforms like streaming services, publishers, and PROs. It’s especially important if others share your name. Streaming services use ISNIs to determine which artist page your new releases appear upon, and some require ISNIs.

Just fill out a quick form with your basic info. If you already have an ISNI, Sound Credit will retrieve it instead of duplicating.

The ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) is a unique ID assigned to individual sound recordings. It’s essential for tracking royalties and reporting to rights organizations.

Yes. You can use Sound Credit to assign ISRCs before your music is distributed, and they’ll be ready for any distributor or PRO.

Yes. Sound Credit is an official ISNI Registration Agency, and an official ISRC Manager. All of these codes are recognized by distributors, labels, and streaming services.

Yes. ISNI, ISRC, GRid, UPC, IPI, IPN, and ISWC are all exportable as part of your project metadata. They’re automatically included in the correct place in each export.

You get your ISNI generated with the free Essential plan, and the paid Essential Unlimited plan. When entering credits you can pull in ISNIs from other people's Creator ID profiles, or fill in the ISNI field if you know their ISNI.

For the paid Pro and Business plans you get all of the above, plus you can also register unlimited new ISNIs for other people while adding their credits.

Unlimited ISRC and GRid generation is included on all paid tiers.

No. All of the codes mentioned here are automatically stored, organized, and connected to your project metadata—ready whenever you need them. And new ISNIs are registered in the central registry system at ISNI.org.