Every seat, every overage, every renewal, billed and collected

Annual licences, seats that change mid-term, usage over a commitment, implementation milestones and managed-services retainers. duebird turns each agreement into a billing schedule, prorates every change from its date, and chases every invoice until it's paid.

Schedules / Northgate Logistics · Platform licence
November invoicePrepared 7 days ahead
Platform licence, 48 seats$2,976.0048 × $62.00, billed in advanceMSA §4.1
4 seats added on 18 Nov$107.474 × $62.00 × 13/30 daysOrder form OF-12
API calls over the allowance$80.00200,000 over 1,000,000 · $0.40 per 1,000Usage export
Price uplift from 1 JanScheduled+4% under §4.3, capped at CPI
Subtotal$3,163.47
Every line points to its clause

Where it leaks

Where SaaS and IT revenue slips away

Seats added, never billed

Four users are added on the 18th. The change lands in next quarter's invoice, or never.

Overages nobody invoiced

The usage export sits in a folder while the commitment was passed weeks ago.

The uplift in clause 4.3

The agreement says prices rise in January. The person who read it has moved on.

Annual invoices that sit unpaid

A $36,000 renewal goes out and nobody follows up until it's 60 days late.

Tax on software

Whether software is taxed depends on the state or province, and on exactly what is sold.

Prepaid credits left untouched

A customer prepaid for hours or usage, and nobody draws the balance down.

How it runs

From the signed agreement to cash in the bank

  1. 01

    The agreement is read

    The MSA, order form or renewal is read clause by clause: prices, seats, allowances, minimums, uplifts and notice periods. You confirm the schedule it sets up.

    MSAs, order forms and renewalsEach term tied to its clause

  2. 02

    Every charge on its own terms

    Licences in advance, usage in arrears, setup as milestones, retainers monthly. Each with its own calendar, price steps and discounts.

    Advance or arrears per chargePrice steps and discounts

  3. 03

    Changes billed from their date

    Seats added or removed, a plan upgrade, a new price: billed from the day it happened, with what was already invoiced reconciled.

    Proration from the dateCredits for what was overbilled

  4. 04

    Invoices ready before the date

    Upcoming invoices are prepared ahead and shown before they're raised. Nothing catches up silently if something falls behind.

  5. 05

    Renewals chased until they're paid

    Annual and quarterly invoices are followed up with notes written for each account, and payments are matched as they land.

    Follow-ups that know the accountPayments placed invoice by invoice

What SaaS and IT teams use most

The billing models software agreements actually use

Seats and ramps

Seat counts that change mid-term, and prices that step up year by year.

per seatramps

Usage over an allowance

Measured as a sum, a peak or the last reading, with unused allowance rolled over.

usagerollover

Minimums and prepaid credit

A minimum spend trued up at the end of the window, prepaid balances drawn down as usage bills.

commitments

Renewals and notice

Auto-renewing terms held until the notice deadline passes, flagged before it does.

renewals

Uplifts with caps

A fixed percentage or an index, with a floor and a cap, from the date the agreement says.

escalation

Sales tax on software

SaaS and IT services taxed by where the customer is and what's sold, with the reason on every line.

CanadaUS states

30 minutes, your paperwork

Send us one customer agreement

We'll show you the schedule it produces, the next three invoices, and the follow-up for the one that's late.