recurring-subscription-review
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Detect recurring software and service charges, price changes, overlaps, and possible unused subscriptions.
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Review recurring subscriptions
Cluster normalized payees with similar amounts and cadence. Identify new charges, price increases, duplicate tools, annual renewals, and subscriptions with uncertain ownership. Never cancel a service. Return cadence evidence, annualized spend, confidence, owner questions, and cancellation-risk checks. A human confirms usage, contract terms, and operational dependency.
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Level Open Finance by Level. MIT licensed. Preserve the included copyright notice when redistributing.
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