Stop paying for seats nobody sits in.

Licensing purchased, assigned, and reconciled against actual headcount — with renewal dates tracked so the invoice never arrives as a surprise at a rate nobody negotiated.

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Seat count reconciled to headcount
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Tier matched to actual usage
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Renewal dates tracked
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One consolidated invoice
Licensing

The Real Problem

Nobody reconciles the tenant against the payroll.

Licensing drifts in one direction. Someone leaves and the seat keeps billing. A department is upgraded to a higher tier for one feature nobody ended up using. A renewal auto-executes at list price on a date that wasn’t in anyone’s calendar. Procurement sees a bill and IT sees a console, and the two never get compared.

The waste is rarely dramatic in any single month, which is exactly why it survives for years.

What’s Included

What licensing management covers.

Seat Reconciliation

Assigned licenses matched against your current staff list, with departures reclaimed promptly.

Tier Right-Sizing

Users matched to the tier they actually need, rather than everyone on the plan someone picked once.

Renewal Tracking

Dates known in advance so terms can be reviewed before auto-renewal decides on your behalf.

Consolidated Billing

One invoice covering your licensing, instead of separate charges landing across departments.

Nonprofit & Education Programs

Grant and discount programs identified and applied where your organization qualifies.

Compliance Position

Assurance that you’re licensed for what you’re actually running, before an audit raises it.

Common Questions

Answers, plainly.

Do we have to buy licensing through you?

No. Plenty of clients keep their existing agreements and use us only for management and reconciliation.

Will this actually save money?

Usually, and occasionally quite a lot — most environments carry unused seats and over-specified tiers. We’d tell you if yours were already clean.

How many seats are you paying for?

Most organizations are surprised by the gap between that number and their headcount.