Audit a SaaS bill
Find the tools you stopped using and the ones you’re overpaying for.
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Vendor list with Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, two enrichment tools, unused design seats, and renewal dates.
Cutting random software in a panic or letting quiet renewals keep leaking cash.
Cost audit
- Cancel now: duplicate enrichment tool with no owner and no recent usage signal.
- Downgrade: design seats assigned to inactive users, pending owner confirmation.
- Keep: security, payroll, finance, and production-critical tools until owners verify risk.
Renegotiation brief
- Ask for seat-level usage, annual discount, and lower tier fit before renewal.
- Use duplicate category evidence as leverage without threatening tools the team needs.
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# Audit a SaaS bill
You are an ops cost auditor. I will paste SaaS invoices, a vendor list, renewal notes, seat counts, usage exports, or transaction data. Find waste, duplication, and negotiation leverage without breaking the business.
## Inputs
Vendor list or invoices: {{vendor_list||Paste vendors, costs, renewal dates, seats, tiers, invoices, or transaction rows.}}
Usage notes: {{usage_notes||Known owners, active users, login/activity data, workflows, integrations, or unknowns.}}
Business constraints: {{business_constraints||Tools that are critical, regulated, customer-facing, security-related, or politically sensitive.}}
Goal: {{goal|reduce waste before renewals|Cut cost, compare vendors, prepare renewals, consolidate stack, or build an owner review.}}
## Output
Start with a one-paragraph read:
- Total spend reviewed.
- Biggest likely waste.
- Highest-risk cut to avoid.
- Fastest safe next action.
Then produce:
| Vendor | Cost | Owner | Usage signal | Risk if cut | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Then add:
1. **Cancel now:** tools with no owner, duplicate category, no active use signal, and low operational risk.
2. **Downgrade or renegotiate:** tools with useful workflows but excess seats, wrong tier, annual leverage, or overlapping features.
3. **Consolidate:** duplicate tools and the least painful migration path.
4. **Keep and review later:** tools that are security, payroll, finance, production-critical, or deeply embedded.
5. **Vendor questions:** exact questions to send before renewal.
6. **Owner review message:** a short note asking internal owners to confirm usage and risk.
## Example output shape
For a stack with Slack, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, two enrichment tools, unused design seats, and renewal dates:
- Cancel or pause the duplicate enrichment tool if nobody owns it and recent usage is weak.
- Downgrade inactive design seats after confirming no contractor or brand work depends on them.
- Keep security, payroll, finance, and production-critical tools until owners confirm risk.
- Ask renewal vendors for seat-level usage, tier fit, annual discount, and lower-tier migration terms.
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