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Anything with an expiration or renewal date: professional licenses, safety certifications, insurance certificates (COIs), SSL certificates, domains, software licenses, warranties, contracts, vehicle registrations, and more. It works as document expiration reminder software for any of them — if it expires, ExpiryLedger reminds you and whoever holds the document.

Every plan includes unlimited email reminders and generous seat counts — you're never charged per user. Plans differ by how many items you track and how much document storage you need. Start free, and upgrade only when you outgrow the limits.

No. Seats are included in every paid plan — Starter includes 3 users, Growth 15, and Business is unlimited. Adding a teammate never increases your bill within your plan.

Yes. Reminders are sent through a dedicated transactional email provider with full domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), so they land in the inbox — not spam. Configurable lead times mean you're reminded 30, 14, 7, and 1 days before, plus overdue nudges until it's renewed.

Yes. Upload a CSV and ExpiryLedger maps common column names (name, category, expiry date, cycle, owner) automatically, so migrating hundreds of rows takes seconds.

A calendar fires once and then forgets. Renewal reminder software carries the date forward: ExpiryLedger reminds you at 30, 14, 7 and 1 days, keeps nudging weekly after the date passes, escalates to a manager if nobody acts, sends the person holding the document a link to upload the new one, and rolls the date to the next cycle when you mark it renewed.

Not today — reminders are email only, sent through an authenticated transactional provider so they reach the inbox rather than spam. Some competitors offer SMS and WhatsApp; if a text message is essential for your team, that is a real difference worth knowing before you sign up.

Yes, in the way that counts: you tell it what you need tracked in plain English, it understands the sentence, asks about anything you left out, sets it up, and then works the renewal on its own — reminding the person responsible, sending them a link to upload the new document, nudging every week once the date passes, and escalating to a manager if nobody acts. The date reading is deterministic rather than generative, and that is deliberate: a date here is always read from what you wrote, never invented.

Not today. Some trackers extract dates from an uploaded PDF or photo using AI. ExpiryLedger takes a typed sentence, a CSV import or the form, and stores the document alongside the record. If automatic extraction is what you need most, that is worth knowing before you sign up.

Every record is isolated per account at the database level with row-level security, encrypted in transit and at rest. You can export or delete your data at any time.

Yes — every account starts with a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to start.