Sales reports you can trust, one row per sale
Authors report store dashboards off by half and royalties that land days late. The Live Ledger writes a row the moment a sale clears and never rewrites it.
2026-10-08Was wir bauen, warum, und was Verlage und Leser immer wieder fragen.
Authors report store dashboards off by half and royalties that land days late. The Live Ledger writes a row the moment a sale clears and never rewrites it.
2026-10-08Store accounts get terminated by a content team with accrued royalties withheld and no violation named. Here every hold carries its signals, and an appeal reaches a person.
2026-10-07Store royalty bands, delivery fees and wholesale discounts take a third to two thirds of a book's price. Direct sales keep the price minus one share, and the pricing engine shows the difference per copy.
2026-10-06Industry data says discoverability is the number one challenge and that metadata reaches systems before it reaches people. Listing health scores the eight fields that matter on every title.
2026-10-05Authors have found machine-written titles sold under their names and copies of their own books relisted by strangers. Every file here is fingerprinted, and the book page shows a verified edition anyone can check.
2026-10-04Church and curriculum sales can outweigh trade sales, and they need bulk pricing, one checkout and a code for each reader. Seat licenses do that in one order.
2026-10-03A press selling in several stores handles a dozen report files a month in a dozen formats. The sales tab reads them by their headers and shows direct plus outside in one line.
2026-10-02A .zi2 file is the book encrypted under an unlock phrase with its cover and figures inside. The layout is published so the file outlives any one site.
2026-10-01A shared phrase means one leaked copy is every copy. Each sale here is resealed with its own key, carries the license inside, and stops opening if the license is refunded.
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