- How long does setup actually take?
- Most customers are fully connected in under an hour: Google or Microsoft for email and calendar, your IdP, expense cards, and HRIS. Discovery runs in the background overnight. The first renewal-radar report and contract inventory land the next morning.
- When do we see our first savings?
- First negotiation drafts queue within 7 days for any contract renewing in the next 90. First completed renewal cycle (drafted → sent → countered → closed) typically lands in week 3–4. Median time for cumulative verified savings to exceed your annual subscription is under 60 days — and every dollar of those savings stays with you.
- What's required from our team?
- An admin to grant the read-only OAuth scopes (~20 minutes), a finance lead to approve the first three renewal counter-offers (~30 minutes per renewal in the first month, then mostly autonomous), and a one-time review of your auto-cancel policy on offboarding. That's it.
- Do we need to clean up our data first?
- No. Discovery is designed to work on the mess you have. Duplicate vendors, mis-categorized spend, missing contracts — the agent reconciles and proposes fixes. Cleaning up first is the procurement equivalent of vacuuming before the house cleaner arrives.
- What integrations are required vs optional?
- Required: email (Gmail or Outlook) for invoice and renewal-notice ingestion. Strongly recommended: IdP (Okta, Google Workspace, Entra) for accurate seat counts. Optional but high-leverage: expense cards (Brex, Ramp, Mercury, Amex, Stripe) and HRIS (Rippling, Gusto, Deel) for offboard auto-cancel.
- What if a vendor refuses to negotiate by email?
- The agent escalates to your inbox with full context — parsed terms, benchmark, recommended play, and the vendor's response history. You're never blocked. Anything the agent can't close drops back to a human with one click of context, not a research project.