Alerts
Never miss a deadline that costs you.
Get notified before cancellation windows close, warranties expire, payments come due or maintenance falls behind.
Why this matters
The expensive deadlines are the quiet ones.
A cancellation window closes in days. A warranty expires years later. Nobody sends a reminder, and missing either can cost thousands. Alerts pull those dates out of your documents and put them on a timeline.
- 01
Dates found
Deadlines are pulled from your scanned proposals and documents.
- 02
Timeline built
Everything upcoming appears in one ordered view.
- 03
You set the timing
Choose how far in advance you want warning.
- 04
Reminder sent
Email and in-app notification before the date.
- 05
You act in time
Cancel, claim, renew or schedule while it still counts.
Traceable reminders
Every alert points back to a document.
An alert is only useful if you can check it. Each one shows the document it came from and the wording behind the date, so you can confirm it before you act.
Deadline tracking
Cancellation windows, warranties, payments, permits and maintenance.
Email and in-app
Reminders arrive where you will actually see them.
Priority by urgency
What is closing this week reads differently from next year.
Alert
Cancellation window closes in 3 days
Source text
“The buyer may cancel this agreement without penalty within 10 business days of execution.”
- Document
- Solar install proposal
- Notify me
- 14, 7 and 3 days ahead
- Delivery
- Email and in-app
Yours to tune
Automatic, but never noisy.
Alerts are created automatically from your documents, and you can add your own. Adjust the lead time, snooze one for later or dismiss it entirely. Nothing is forced on you.
A reminder, not legal notice.
Always confirm a critical date against the original document before you rely on it.
What gets tracked
- Cancellation windows
- Warranty expirations
- Maintenance schedules
- Payment due dates
- Permit deadlines
What you control
- How far ahead you are warned
- Which alerts stay active
- Snoozing anything to a better time
- Adding deadlines of your own
After scanning her installation proposal, Dana received an alert three days before her cancellation window closed. She had been waiting on a second quote that never arrived. Because she still had time, she cancelled without penalty instead of learning about the deadline a week too late.
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