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Subscriptions pile up quietly.

In software companies most spend is recurring subscriptions and cloud bills. Nobody approves either of them; they simply renew, which is why they stay invisible until month end.

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Three problems with recurring spend.

  • Nobody owns it

    Whoever bought the subscription may have left. Spend stays attached to a team and a cost centre rather than a person.

  • Growth goes unnoticed

    A cloud bill creeps up and normalises because nobody looks. The category trend sits in the report.

  • Paying for the unused

    Renewed but unused tools only surface when someone looks; since the record forms at the source, looking gets easy.

Every subscription, with its cost and owner.

RevoSpend follows software spend through the money: which subscription renewed, for how much, for which team and under which category. Every renewal sits in one list with its owner, so budget conversations run on real numbers.

You start in three steps.

  1. 01

    Invite the team

    Email invites, roles and cost centres. No cards to reissue, no bank account to open.

  2. 02

    Connect your statement

    Card and bank statements come in; on the invoice side you connect the source you already use.

  3. 03

    Write the rule

    Limits and the approval chain are defined once. Everything after that runs itself.

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Tax and total fields are read; a line-item breakdown depends on the provider's document. For per-service cost analysis your cloud provider's own tooling gives a better answer.

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