From document to deadline, step by step.
Record the right date, confirm it, and let the reminders do the remembering. Here is exactly what happens along the way.
Five steps, and the reminders run themselves.
Add a license
Type it in, import a spreadsheet, or upload the document itself.
- PDFs, scans and phone photos
- Up to twenty files at once
- Excel or CSV, up to 2,000 rows
Check what was read
The document sits beside a filled-in form. Confirm the date, fix anything that is off, and save. Nothing becomes a license until you do.
Set the lead time
How many days before expiry do you need to start? That date — not the expiry — is what every reminder counts down to.
Reminders go out
On schedule, to everyone on the license, at the send hour in their own time zone.
Mark it renewed
Upload the new document; the license moves to its next term and the reminders start again for the new date.
What a renewal looks like over time.
Days counted from the date you need to start renewing. Change either list for your workspace, or for one license.
- 90days before
- 60days before
- 30days before
- 14days before
- 7days before
- 1day before
- Startrenewing
- Dayit passes
- +3days overdue
- +7days overdue
- +14days overdue
A license added late doesn’t get a burst of old reminders — the ones whose dates have passed are skipped, and the schedule picks up from today.
Cheapest, most certain route first.
Every document goes through the same three steps, stopping as soon as the date is clear.
- A PDF with real text is read exactly, in a second
- Photos and scans are read with OCR, then rules find the labelled expiry date
- Anything the rules can’t settle — several dates, a missing label — goes to AI, and its answer is checked against the text
- The result says how sure it is, and is never saved without your review
Put your next renewal on the radar.
Try everything free for 7 days. No card needed.
Then $39 a month, or $390 a year. Cancel whenever.