Mastering SaaS Costs
The Context
Sophie is the financial director at MediaPlus, an agency of 60 people. While preparing the annual budget, she realizes that SaaS subscriptions have exploded by 40% in a year. She wants to know exactly how much each tool costs, who is using it, and where potential savings can be found.
The Problem Without VaultysHub
- SaaS invoices are spread across multiple departments and bank cards
- No one knows how many licenses are actually being used
- Departed employees still have active (and billed) accounts
- Each team leader subscribes to tools without overall visibility
Result: thousands of euros spent each month on unused or redundant licenses.
With VaultysHub
Step 1 — Centralize Information
Sophie accesses the cost dashboard in VaultysHub. All referenced applications are listed there with their cost per license and the number of assigned users.
Step 2 — Identify Savings
The dashboard reveals that:
- 8 Figma licenses are assigned, but only 3 people use it regularly
- 2 different video conferencing tools are used for the same need
- 4 accounts are still active for employees who have left the company
Step 3 — Act
Sophie deactivates unused accounts, reduces the number of Figma licenses, and consolidates video conferencing tools into a single solution. All done in a few clicks from VaultysHub.
Step 4 — Monitor Over Time
Each month, Sophie checks the dashboard to track cost evolution and ensure that no deviations occur again.
What It Changes
| Without VaultysHub | With VaultysHub |
|---|---|
| Dispersed and opaque invoices | Centralized view of costs by application |
| Undetected ghost licenses | Identification of unused licenses |
| Approximate SaaS budget | Precise tracking and history of expenses |
| No optimization possible | Concrete savings recommendations |
Features Used
- Cost Management — Tracking and estimating SaaS expenses
- Dashboard — Overview of users and applications
- License Management — Tracking licenses by application