RITIS · Licenses
$6,485 a month, sitting in unused seats
You see every subscription pool you pay for, what it costs, how much of it is assigned, and when it renews. In this sample environment 122 of 208 seats are unassigned. That is real money you get back, not money you keep quietly paying.
Seat utilization
63%
Monthly cost
$13,440
Identified savings
$6,485
Pools tracked
38
Every pool you pay for, its cost and its slack
Each subscription pool shows seats purchased, seats assigned, monthly cost and renewal date. The savings figure is arithmetic, not an estimate: unassigned seats plus seats on disabled accounts, priced at what you actually pay. The renewal date matters because that is when reclaiming a seat costs you nothing.
What gets fixed for you
Each of these is a finding with a Find action behind it, so you see the exact records involved.
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Unassigned paid seats
122 seats worth $5,737 a month, listed by pool with the renewal date each can be reclaimed at.
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Licenses on disabled accounts
$627 a month assigned to accounts that cannot log in. Reclaimed from the finding.
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Pools renewing in 90 days
Every pool entering its decision window, so you reclaim seats before auto-renewal rather than noticing after.
Your questions about licenses
- Do you get a cut of license spend?
- No. You pay for management, not volume, so your 122 unused seats are savings you see, not revenue anyone protects. That is the only arrangement under which a page like this one gets built.
- How current is the cost data?
- It is read from your subscription pools directly and refreshed continuously, with the renewal date per pool. Nothing is retyped from an invoice.
- What happens to savings you find?
- You get them listed with the exact seats behind the number. You decide what to reclaim and what to keep for growth, and the change is made at renewal so it costs you nothing.