FLOW KING BRAVE Reports on New Streaming-Report Import Controls

DUBP Entertainment’s latest artist-data infrastructure includes dedicated report-import controls in the FLOW KING BRAVE workspace. The controls were documented with the October 25 receiver update and reviewed again in the production source on October 28. They handle exported reports rather than presenting an ordinary profile link as an analytics connection.

The Spotify control accepts a daily CSV report with Date and Streams columns. It asks for a Spotify artist identifier or URL, previews the parsed daily records and provides a separate save action. The account identifier stays attached to the submitted report.

The Amazon Music control accepts daily Date and Streams columns or a Song and Streams report accompanied by a reporting date range. It asks for an Amazon artist identifier or URL and preserves the selected dates. The workspace also includes an Apple Music report-import control, giving the three report sources separate entry points.

Parsing a report and saving it are separate actions. File-size and record checks bound the work, and the shared receiver validates the final metrics before confirming storage. A visible import preview therefore describes the file that was read; the returned receipt provides the confirmation that the portal received its records.

These controls expand the label’s reporting workflow without asserting that automatic analytics access has been granted by a streaming service. This first-party infrastructure report is by Eric Mason, known professionally as FLOW KING BRAVE, for DUBP Entertainment’s official newsroom.