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HI All,<br />
Just wondering has anyone ever come across anything like what I mentioned above. Basically, we are a small I.T Provider and manage renewals and subscriptions for approx. 200+ clients. Currently, we are doing this with calendar notifications and Vendor notifications and would like to centralize all of this, so just wondering if anyone has ever come across an application or web service that would fill this gap,<br />
Any input will be much appreciated, Regards,<br />
Keith
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HI All,
Just wondering has anyone ever come across anything like what I mentioned above. Basically, we are a small I.T Provider and manage renewals and subscriptions for approx. 200+ clients. Currently, we are doing this with calendar notifications and Vendor notifications and would like to centralize all of this, so just wondering if anyone has ever come across an application or web service that would fill this gap,
Any input will be much appreciated, Regards,
Keith

Renewal Notification/Contact Management Software

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