Expiration Reminder

Quite helpful software as it automatically sending reminders and notification to renew the other licensed software running in my institute. Since I am into an area where I need to deal with numerous software, this great tool saves mine and our staff invaluable time to renew the licenses. Another ultimate feature is peer connectivity to the same tool. For example, in case things not occurring at one point of contact, the rest of the team members who have access to the software can take the initiative by logging in. Last but not least central dashboard gives a complete spectrum about the whole expiration and licenses renewal dates, hence allow the institute to operate flawlessly.

I hardly found any negative points about this software because the developers have exactly understood the comprehensive requirement of the customer and executed this perfect software. I was reported by my colleagues who have the same access to this software that Mobile application got crashed when they were opening the app trough phone but it was back to normal; therefore, I believe this is either a phone update issue or the creators' have updated the software. Overall, no issues.

One of the features of the product that truly sets it apart are the ability to attach primary source files to expiration notifications. This allows the user to easily go into the item in question and see the whole context surrounding the expiration, such as renewal terms. The other most useful feature was the very clear and concise visual layout of the dashboard, allowing the user to get a quick and easy rundown of the state of all their expirations and allows them to easily find and navigate to ones that need immediate attention.

Since there are so many different items to deal with for each expiration spread out across several different screens, it can be difficult to get expirations to behave exactly the way you want them to without some initial trial and error. The design is also not very well optimized for entering multiple expiration items in one sitting - it seems designed to be used to enter one item at a time as they arise, making it difficult and tedious to integrate into an already-existing system.