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License and Renewal Tracking
Manually tracking and renewing licenses, permits, and certifications across many accounts, vendors, and jurisdictions is error-prone and causes costly lapses.
In their words
I built a dumb little tool years ago that just emailed property managers when their fire extinguisher and backflow inspection certs were about to lapse.
the programs stop working and require reactivation every two weeks
Most agencies do this in a spreadsheet with one person who owns it, and when that person leaves, it becomes a fire.
We genuinely do not know whether any PNGTree assets were used in our designs or in artwork provided by customers.
I want to set up a system to track and manage the licensing of third-party content in clickup.
do NOT trust the qty of devices listed on the console, keep a separate spreadsheet of how many and what devices you have enrolled
I know I could easily get these done if I could finish the rest at home but I've now been told I'm not allowed to do that and if it's late, it's late.
This is an incredibly opaque and frustrating experience.
Palo Alto renewal came back 40% higher. Are people actually switching?
we send payments to far more vendors than I would've guessed. Software, suppliers, contractors, rent, insurance, shipping, marketing the list keeps growing
thousands of stores went back to hand counting everything
I spent more hours last renewal fighting the licensing than I ever spent on the SD-WAN itself
Admins, owners, licensed professionals
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/smallbusiness
- r/PropertyManagement
- r/electricians
- r/SaaS
- r/civilengineering
- r/Construction
- r/therapists
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Google Sheets
- SCCM
- Airtable
- Palo Alto
- Pax8
- Premiere Pro
- Workday
Why those fall short
- Removals don't reduce commitment; only vendor reps can adjust counts
- vendor interprets findings opaquely and refuses to explain telemetry
- migration engineering hours and policy rebuild costs omitted from TCO
- renewal notices land on one person's mailbox and expired payment methods
- Payments all different; renewals and ownership buried in emails and spreadsheets
Map of ideas
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