The counts that matter
Licenses tracked, due in the next 30 days, overdue and on track. Click due, overdue or on track to see exactly those licenses.
What is overdue, what is due soon and what is fine, at a glance — soonest first, with a calendar of every renewal coming up and the day each one has to start.
Licenses tracked, due in the next 30 days, overdue and on track. Click due, overdue or on track to see exactly those licenses.
Upcoming expirations sorted by urgency, with a countdown to the day the renewal needs to start.
Expirations by month over the next 6 or 12 months, so a crowded quarter shows up early.
How many licenses are on track, due soon or overdue, in one chart.
A month at a time, with the busy days shaded. Pick a day to see exactly what falls on it.
Add a license, review what’s due soon, clear overdue items, or export every license as a spreadsheet.
The calendar has two views over the same licenses: the day each one expires, and the day its renewal has to start. Days are shaded by how many renewals land on them.
Type them in, import a spreadsheet of up to 2,000 rows, or upload the documents and let the dates be read.
How many days before expiry you need to start. The dashboard and calendar count down to that date.
Open the dashboard to see what needs attention — or let the reminders tell you.
The counts open the licenses behind them. When a new card arrives, mark the license renewed and it moves to its next term.
See what is due and where attention is needed, without opening a spreadsheet.
For contractorsPlan the month’s renewals from the calendar, and spread the work before it piles up.
For office managersEveryone works from the same list, so who is renewing what isn’t a guess.
Teams and the directoryWhat it does, what it doesn’t, and where your review still matters.
More answers in the FAQNo — to the date you need to start renewing, which is the expiration date minus the license’s lead time. That’s the date that decides whether something is due soon.
“Act now” means under a week to start the renewal; “Due soon” means under a month. “Overdue” means the renewal deadline has passed.
Yes. An empty workspace can load a set of demo licenses — overdue, due soon and on track — so the charts and calendar have something to show. They never send reminders and don’t count toward your plan.
Yes, marked “Doesn’t expire”, with no renewal date to track. Licenses on hold stay on file with their reminders paused.
Yes. Export every license as a spreadsheet from the dashboard, and every report exports to Excel and PDF.
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