Pick the path that matches why you are here.
The where-to-start guide meets you at the door. Choose your track and work through a short checklist at your own pace; ticks are saved to your account, and every step ends in something useful: a filled-in record, a percentile, or a playbook.
PDF or DOCX. The platform reads it and pre-fills the vendor, value, and key dates, so you start from a filled-in record, not a blank form.
Ask for a full analysis and get a negotiation playbook in about a minute: where the leverage is, where the risk is, and what to do first.
Open your proposal and run the AI review. Risky clauses are flagged with exact quotes from the document, highlighted in the file viewer.
Running a whole stack? Start here instead.
Bulk upload a folder of contracts in one go, benchmark the whole stack at once, review the opportunities queue ranked by money on the table, invite your team, and connect a data source so license positions appear next to every agreement automatically.
Most teams see their first percentile the day they sign up. The 30 day trial is scoped to Oracle ULA self-serve benchmarking with two contracts included.
Agreements loaded, renewal clocks counting, the first workflow running on uploads, and the opportunities queue ranked by savings.
Thirty background jobs watch renewals, anomalies, market drift, and vendor news, and the Monday morning briefing tells you what changed.
Read the full user manual
Every screen in the platform, what it is, what each part means, and how to use it step by step. Ten chapters from getting started to the record pages, plus end-to-end workflows, a glossary, and an FAQ.
Your first percentile is minutes away.
Pick a path. The guide does the rest.
Test drive the Microsoft EA renewal playbook, in full.
The questions to ask, the pitfalls to catch, the savings math, and the negotiation timeline, open on a sample estate with nothing blurred. The method consultancies are hired for, runnable yourself.