Same Powerful Platform, Brand-New Look: Meet the Redesigned Curve

From Monday the 9th of November, Curve will look a little different. Over the past months, we've been working on a major redesign of the Curve platform, with the aim of making it easier, faster and more intuitive to use.

Built for what’s next

Below we will show a few of our team’s favourite changes. Throughout Curve, dozens of smaller details have been rethought and polished to make day-to-day work that bit smoother.

The redesign deployment is just the beginning. The new Curve gives us a stronger foundation to build on, and we’re already working on what comes next, including dark mode, Curve in more languages, and more filters and columns on list pages.

Same tools, new jacket

First things first: everything our clients rely on in Curve is still here. All pages are exactly where they were before, and the way Curve handles data and processes and calculates royalties hasn’t changed. The functionality our clients know remains familiar, but the new interface brings a cleaner, more modern design and improved navigation across the platform.

Smoother search and filtering

Searching in Curve is now instant. On any list page (Works, Contracts, Payees and so on), just start typing and the results update as you go. No more clicking a filter button.

IP chains, made clearer

IP chains are some of the most detailed parts of Curve, so we’ve given them extra care. Improved layouts, icons and contrast make complex structures much easier to follow. Rights chains now have an additional tree view, which is perfect for team members who just need a quick look at who’s in a chain without all the detail.

See changes made to data

Ever wondered who updated a contract, or what a value was before it changed? The change history is now much easier to use. Clients can filter it by user, search for specific edits, and see the exact before and after values side by side, which makes checking changes quick and straightforward.

The Creator Portal gets the upgrade too

Artists and writers who receive statements through Curve get the same upgrade, with a cleaner, faster portal for viewing their statements. The data presentation is kept familiar: their statements, transactions and balances are presented just as they’re used to, so there’s nothing new to learn. They’ll still only see data that was published to them.

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