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Migration note · verified September 2026

Productiv shut down. Your renewal calendar didn’t.

Productiv officially ceased operations on August 6, 2026; its website now serves only a wind-down notice. If it held your SaaS inventory and renewal decisions, those records need a new home, because the renewals they tracked keep arriving either way. AlignCube rebuilds the decision layer from the one source that survives any vendor: your own billing exports. Paste the list, and every recurring charge gets a call (keep, cut, review, or consolidate) with a named owner and the evidence behind it.

What actually breaks when a platform winds down

An integration-fed record lives inside the vendor that assembled it. When that vendor goes away, continuity depends on what you exported in time, and on whether anyone remembers which renewals were being watched. The part that quietly disappears is not the data; it is the decisions: which tools were being kept deliberately, which were flagged, and who owned the next call.

That is why AlignCube starts from the invoice on purpose. A billing export is the one inventory no vendor shutdown can take from you, and a decision record built on it stays yours: exportable, printable, defensible at the renewal.

Rebuild in an afternoon, from a paste

Rebuild the inventory from billing exports
Your card statement or AP export already lists every recurring software and AI charge. Paste it in; there is nothing to connect and no importer needed.
Score every line
One of four calls per tool, with reasoning you can accept or reject.
KeepCutReviewConsolidate
Re-attach owners and review dates
The renewals your old platform watched still need a name next to them. Every call gets an owner and a date for the next look, so nothing silently renews during the gap.
Keep the record somewhere you own
The output is a decision record (exportable and printable), not a dashboard that vanishes with a vendor.

Honest scope: this is not a like-for-like replacement

Productiv sold integration-fed SaaS management: usage telemetry assembled by connecting your systems. AlignCube does not do that, by design: no integrations, no usage telemetry, no vendor logins. It rebuilds the decision layer (the scored calls, owners, evidence, and review dates) from what you already have. If integration-fed telemetry is specifically what you need, that pole of the market still exists; the comparison page maps it honestly.

Start with the free audit

Paste your tool list into the free checker on the homepage (no signup) and see the shape of your spend in seconds. The full free audit then produces the scored cut list itself in a minute or two, and flagged spend stays reviewable until an outcome is confirmed; it is never called savings up front.

Paste your stack: free, no signup → See one complete decision record →

Common questions

What happened to Productiv?
Productiv officially ceased operations on August 6, 2026. Its website now serves only a wind-down notice. Records that lived inside the platform are limited to what customers exported in time.
Is AlignCube a like-for-like replacement?
No. AlignCube deliberately uses no integrations and collects no usage telemetry. It rebuilds the decision layer instead: every recurring charge scored keep, cut, review, or consolidate, with a named owner, evidence, and a review date.
Can AlignCube import a Productiv export?
There is no importer. Intake is paste-and-parse: paste any tool or spend list (including a spreadsheet you exported before the shutdown) and the audit parses it.
What does it cost?
The audit is free, no card needed. Monitor at $399 per month is the operating layer: owners, approvals, blockers, and captured outcomes tracked separately from reviewable spend.

The shutdown fact above is quoted from the vendor’s own wind-down notice, dated at its source. AlignCube makes no claims about any other vendor’s features on this page and does not claim usage telemetry, benchmarks, or guaranteed outcomes of its own. Flagged spend stays reviewable until an outcome is confirmed.