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Royalty Reporting
Collegiate royalty reporting software

Collegiate Royalty Reporting Software for Licensed Apparel.

Collegiate royalty reporting software helps licensed apparel and merchandise companies manage royalty calculations on licensed collegiate products. Track sales by school, conference, and product category. Manage advances and minimum guarantees per agreement. Generate licensor-ready statements for CLC, Fanatics College, the NCAA, the College Football Playoff, and direct-to-school programs.

Royalty Reporting handles the licensors collegiate apparel brands actually report to — CLC, Fanatics College (formerly Fermata Partners), and a long tail of conference, bowl-game, and direct-to-school agreements.

What this reporting workflow looks like in practice

What Royalty Reporting tracks

Royalty Reporting calculates, reports, and audits royalties by every dimension finance and licensing teams actually work with — not just the high-level totals.

Frequently asked questions

What is collegiate royalty reporting software?

Collegiate royalty reporting software helps licensed apparel brands calculate royalties on sales of licensed collegiate merchandise (apparel, headwear, accessories, hardgoods) and report them to the licensing agencies that represent colleges and universities — typically CLC, Fanatics College, conferences, and bowl games. It handles per-school rate cards, advance recoupment, minimum guarantees, and licensor-ready statement output.

Which collegiate licensors does Royalty Reporting support?

Royalty Reporting supports royalty workflows for CLC (Collegiate Licensing Company), Fanatics College (formerly Fermata Partners), the NCAA, the College Football Playoff (CFP), major conferences including SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, and Pac-12, plus bowl games (Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton, Fiesta, Peach). Direct-to-school agreements are also supported when a licensee reports outside the agency model.

How is collegiate royalty reporting different from pro sports reporting?

Collegiate reporting is school-level — a single licensee may report against 100+ schools, each with its own royalty rate, deductions, and minimums. Pro sports reporting is typically league-level (NFL, MLB) or property-level (player association). Collegiate also typically has more cadence variation (monthly vs quarterly per licensor) and more involvement of agencies (CLC, Fanatics College) than direct reporting.

Was Fermata Partners acquired by Fanatics?

Yes. Fanatics acquired Fermata Partners in 2024. Fermata's collegiate licensing book and operations are now part of Fanatics College. Royalty Reporting supports both naming conventions — "Fermata Partners" on legacy agreements and "Fanatics College" on current ones — while the licensing market completes its transition.

Does Royalty Reporting handle collegiate audit cycles?

Yes. Every royalty calculation captures a full audit trail — original rate, recompute history, period-over-period changes, and per-period statement version. When a licensor requests audit support, the licensee can produce reconciled royalty history at the school, product, and SKU level without rebuilding it from spreadsheets.

Built for your collegiate licensor mix.

Show us your school list, your CLC + Fanatics College + direct-to-conference mix, and your bookstore-channel footprint — we'll walk through how Royalty Reporting handles per-school royalty rates, conference attribution, and licensor-ready statements.