All your contracts in one place
Bring in what you bought and who it is assigned to, with dates and costs, from a spreadsheet or by hand.
License optimization
Find the seats you pay for and nobody uses. Smantix shows the software license position for each product: what you bought, who has it, where it is installed and who actually uses it, so you know what to cut before you renew.
What you get
IT and procurement work from the same list, and every saving is backed by a real change on an invoice or renewal.
Bring in what you bought and who it is assigned to, with dates and costs, from a spreadsheet or by hand.
Per-user agreements are compared with people, and per-device agreements with devices, so the numbers match your contract.
Smantix only suggests a seat to reclaim when there is enough usage data behind it, and shows how confident it is.
Approve, dismiss or snooze each suggestion. Every action can be undone and is recorded.
Dates, owners, seat counts and usage sit together, so the renewal conversation starts from facts.
A saving counts only when an invoice, credit note or smaller renewal confirms it. Estimates are kept separate.
| Count | What it means | What a gap tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Purchased | Seats on the contract | Purchased minus assigned is seats bought and never given out |
| Assigned | People or devices given a seat | Assigned minus active is seats in use on paper only |
| Installed | Devices where the software is present | Installs without a matching seat are worth a look |
| Active | Seats with recent foreground use | The number to size a renewal on |
In the sample estate, Adobe Creative Cloud shows 96 purchased and 42 active. That gap is a reclaim candidate with a confidence label, and it stays a projected opportunity until it is reviewed. Sample data only.
Enter one product's purchased, assigned, installed and active seats. Open the license waste calculator. The numbers stay in your browser.
Some license models, including Microsoft 365 in the sample, are labelled not calculated rather than given an estimate.
An estimated saving is the number of paid seats nobody is using, multiplied by what each seat costs. It becomes a confirmed saving only after a cancellation, a seat removal that lowers the bill, or a smaller renewal. If a device has not been reporting, its lack of use is not counted.
Questions
Compare purchased, assigned, installed and active counts for each product. Smantix lists seats bought but not assigned, and assigned seats with no recent activity, as reclaim candidates with the evidence behind each one.
No. A person reviews every candidate. A saving counts as realised only after a documented commercial change, such as a cancellation or a reduced renewal.
We do not promise a figure. It depends on your contracts and how the software is used. Smantix shows identified opportunities separately from realised savings.
Smantix keeps per-user agreements beside assigned people, and per-device agreements beside the installations they cover. Purchased, assigned, installed and active stay separate in both cases.
Complete evidence
You get better answers when installs, real use and contract terms sit side by side.