ITAM / Vendors

Subscriptions

Track every billing period, renewal date, and invoice per vendor so Maya knows exactly when Notion charges again.

Real-world scenario

Maya Chen · IT Manager at Bluewave Labs

Notion has one annual Team Plan subscription, but Slack has separate monthly workspace and add-on subscriptions. Maya opens the subscriptions table on each vendor to compare end dates and total spend before approving Q1 renewals.

Before you begin

  • Vendor already created in WorkVerge
  • Access to vendor detail or Billing Info tab

Overview

Each vendor can have one or more subscriptions. Subscriptions capture billing periods, pricing, cycles, auto-renew settings, and attached invoices. WorkVerge rolls active subscriptions into MRR and flags upcoming renewals on the vendor overview dashboard.

Subscriptions table

From the vendor detail → Billing Info tab, the subscriptions table typically shows:

  • Name. e.g. Team Plan. Annual
  • Start / end dates. Current billing period
  • Price. Converted to org currency
  • Billing cycle. Monthly, Yearly, One-time
  • Auto-renew. Whether the vendor charges automatically
  • Invoice. Attached PDF status

Add, edit, and renew

Add Subscription when a new contract starts or after Maya approves a renewal. Edit Subscription to update dates, pricing, or upload invoices when Notion sends the renewal receipt. When a period ends, add a new subscription row or extend the existing one so renewal alerts stay accurate.

Upcoming renewals dashboard

The vendor overview highlights subscriptions ending within 90 days. Filter for auto-renew tools like Notion first, they will charge without a separate PO.

Example subscriptions

Notion. single annual subscription

  • Team Plan. Annual: $960/yr, ends 2026-03-14, auto-renew on
  • Invoice: notion-invoice-2025.pdf
  • MRR contribution: $80/mo

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