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The data given to you in a royalty statement can help in future to:
- Organise more gigs/events based on where your larger audience demographic is.
- Terminate any partnerships/sponsorship's with companies that don't pay out a certain amount of money.
- Contact the organisations where you do not receive a 100% share and probe an investigation into why that may be.

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Royalty statements provide a range of information ranging from where your music is being streamed to how many units are being sold. The statement provides data on which platforms your music is being listened to on as well as how your music is being listened to, how many people are listening to it and where its being listened to. They also provide a figure for the percentage share of what you receive and the amount of money you obtain in the end.

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Royalty is a sum paid that accounts for each time a person's music has been streamed, performed or bought.

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MCPS pay royalties to their members when their music is copied in the form of a physical product like a CD or DVD, streamed online or used in TV, film and radio.

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PRS pay royalties to registered members (performers) when their work is performed live at concerts or other events, broadcasted on TV or when it is streamed and/or digitally downloaded. They support their members by investing in the right technology to keep up to date with the digital music era as well as supporting and hosting events for artists

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PRC - Performing Rights Society
MCPS - Mechanical Copyright Protection Society.