Notice Trap Lite

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    Free renewal-risk triage for SaaS stacks.

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    Notice Trap Lite

    Example session with this skill installed

    I have my trailing 12-month spend CSV from Ramp. Help me start the Notice Trap Pack setup and build my inventory sheet.

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    • Generated the data export

    I have initiated the Notice Trap Pack workflow. I've processed your Ramp CSV data and prepared the inventory structure.

    Vendor Operations Inventory

    VendorCategoryAnnual SpendRenewal DateOpportunity ScoreAction
    DatadogMonitoring$42,5002024-11-158.5High Priority - Negotiate
    SlackCollaboration$12,2002024-10-024.2Monitor Usage
    ZoomVideo$8,9002024-12-206.7Review Alternatives
    SalesforceCRM$85,0002025-01-109.1Immediate Audit
    GitHubDev Tools$4,8002024-11-012.1Auto-Renew

    Analysis Summary

    The inventory identifies $153,400 in total annual spend across 5 primary vendors. The average Opportunity Score is 6.1, with Salesforce and Datadog representing the most significant "traps" due to upcoming windows and high seat redundancy.

    Next steps

    1. Review the Opportunity Scores in the 'Inventory' tab of your Google Sheet.
    2. Run modules/score-savings-opportunity to generate a detailed LEAD report for Salesforce.
    3. Confirm if you want to research alternatives for the Video category before drafting counters.

    notice-trap-lite.csv

    CSV · data export

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    Example file from a real run - the skill writes it into your workspace.

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    About this skill

    Notice Trap Lite is a free renewal-risk triage for SaaS stacks. Paste a vendor list (and optional renewal window) and get a short memo with honest LEAD vs opportunity labels. It does not write Google Sheets, pull Ramp, or draft vendor emails.

    Use when the user has SaaS tools renewing in ≤90 days, wants a one-page renewal risk read before a full vendor-ops pack, or asks an agent to triage renewals / unused seats / renegotiation candidates from a pasted list. One-question intake (spend source? window days?).

    Next: Notice Trap Pack ($24 one-time) — inventory, scoring, approval-ready counters. Agensi Pack: https://www.agensi.io/skills/notice-trap-pack Also on AgentPowers: https://agentpowers.ai/skills/notice-trap-pack

    Faq

    Q: Will this email vendors? A: No. Notice Trap Lite does not draft vendor emails or Slack. Notice Trap Pack drafts approval-ready messages only — nothing sends without your explicit go.

    Q: Guaranteed savings? A: No. Gaps stay labeled LEAD, not opportunity.

    Q: I don’t have Ramp? A: Paste your vendor list or card/bills CSV — CSV is the demo path. Optional later: your own Ramp. Never connect someone else’s work account.

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