How Does the Delivery Ledger Work?
Direct answer: The delivery ledger is a timestamped delivery history that tracks package contents, destination, and version state for every handoff.
Why this matters
Without a ledger, teams lose confidence in what version was sent and when follow-up should happen.
Practical explanation
A useful ledger entry should include:
- Project/track reference
- Version identifiers
- Recipient or destination
- Delivery timestamp
- Notes on issues, approvals, or required follow-up
This gives you an auditable history for revisions and client communication.
How Soniteq fits
Kora and Export Flow emphasize delivery accountability by connecting project context, prep checks, and send history in one operational flow.
Related pages
- How do I avoid sending the wrong version?
- How do I track deliverables in music projects?
- How do I deliver to multiple libraries at once?
- Delivering Music Professionally
- Export Flow vs manual export workflows