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Bookloft

The product

A whole publishing house, without leaving one place.

Bookloft isn't one module with extras bolted on: it's a book's whole journey, and each stop keeps the thread of the last. This is the map.

From the pile to the payout

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A manuscript comes in here and leaves as a book that pays its author.

Three acts and nine stops on one platform. Every step keeps the thread of the last, so nobody retypes what was already there.

Act ISelect

The manuscript that arrives today is read today.

It comes in through a form under your brand and is read in full: a score per dimension, the quote behind each judgement and a recommendation. You decide, and the decision is recorded with its reason.

  1. 01It arrives
  2. 02Read in full
  3. 03You decide

See Selection →

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Act IIPublish

From contract to print run, without retyping the title.

The contract keeps your royalty terms. Every production milestone has its date. The record goes out with ISBN, Thema and ONIX on its way to DILVE, and the print run enters the warehouse with its cost per copy.

  1. 04Contracted
  2. 05Produced
  3. 06Catalogued
  4. 07Printed

See Catalogue →See Production and stock →

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Act IIISell and pay out

The royalty statement stops being a full day of spreadsheets.

Sales come in by channel with their rates and returns. The statement builds itself from the contract terms; you review it and sign it, and the author sees it in their dashboard the same day.

  1. 08Sold
  2. 09Paid out

See Sales and rights →See Authors →

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What's inside

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What's inside

Grouped the way the work happens, not the way the software is built. Everything for the daily round is in every plan; what changes between plans are the quotas, the seats and the branding.

Selection
Submission forms with your branding, analysis of the complete manuscript, reading reports, work plans for the author, and the editorial brain that learns from your decisions.
Catalogue
Book records, ISBN, Thema subjects, ONIX records and metadata feeds, series, typeset catalogues, and the recommendation widget for your site.
Authors
A panel of their own for every author with their sales and statements, an inbox, training, community, writing tools and their author site.
Sales and rights
Sales by channel with their terms and returns, contracts with their royalty tiers, statements that calculate themselves, and the annual report.
Production and warehouse
Print runs, printers and unit costs, delivery notes, stock by warehouse, author copies and book fairs.
Publicity
Press and clippings, media, libraries, bookshops, influencers and the referral programme, each with its own history.
The house
Your branding on everything that goes out, team and permissions, integrations, document templates, plan and billing.

It speaks the trade's language

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It speaks the trade's language

The formats and services a publishing house already uses, with no odd adapters.

  • ONIX 3.0
  • Thema
  • Metadata feeds
  • ISBN
  • Stripe
  • Holded
  • Shopify
  • Import from Excel and CSV

Fourteen days to test it with your own books.

Upload a manuscript and let it read. Import twenty books. Produce a royalty statement. That will tell you.

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