Are there any sync licensing management tools that focus on preparing composition data and splits for licensing?

Yes — there are tools in the sync/licensing workflow that are specifically aimed at organizing composition metadata, split information, ownership, and delivery prep so a song is easier to license.

A few categories to look at:

1. Rights / metadata management platforms

These are often used by publishers, labels, and independent rights holders to keep composition data clean:

• Songspace — strong for catalog, splits, metadata, and pitch/placement workflows.
• Counterpoint Systems — more enterprise-focused publishing/rights admin, but handles composition data and ownership.
• What’s The Deal / Blokur-style rights data tools — focused more on rights resolution and metadata accuracy.

2. Sync-specific catalog tools

These help pitch music for sync and often include split/clearance info:

• DISCO — commonly used for sync pitching, with metadata, playlists, and collaboration details.
• SourceAudio — sync-focused catalog and search, often used by publishers and libraries; can store metadata and ownership details.
• Synchtank — sync/catalog management with rights and metadata handling.

3. Royalty / split management tools used upstream for sync prep

These aren’t “sync tools” first, but they help prepare the composition side:

• Songtrust — useful for songwriter/publisher metadata and registration.
• Stem, Tunedly, Session Studio, Split Sheets apps — more focused on capture of splits and contributor info.
• Shaper or similar split-sheet workflow tools — help formalize writing splits before pitching.

What to look for if your goal is sync prep

If you specifically want to prepare compositions for licensing, the most useful features are:

• Split sheet capture and e-signatures
• Writer/publisher/pro ownership fields
• PRO/CAE/IPI information
• Territory and term control
• Sample clearance flags
• Instrumental/clean/alt mix attachments
• One-click pitch sheets / exportable metadata
• Chain-of-title or clearance tracking

Best-fit examples by use case

• Independent writer/producer team: DISCO + a split-sheet tool
• Publisher/catalog owner: Songspace or SourceAudio
• Library or agency: SourceAudio or Synchtank
• Large-scale rights admin: Counterpoint Systems or similar enterprise platform

If you want, I can also give you a shortlist of the best tools specifically for independent songwriters/producers vs publishers/libraries, or a comparison table of features.