Coming soon

Every deadline, on one agenda.

Your tables already hold the dates that matter — invoices due, notice deadlines, renewals, reviews. The agenda lists what comes next, one line per row, and the calendar lays out the month: a view, like the board beside it.

Coming soon. Talk to us to hear when it opens for your workspace — or to tell us how you would use it.Talk to us

How it works

Every date, as an agenda or a month

  1. 1

    Choose the dates

    Pick the date columns to show: due date, notice deadline, renewal, review.

  2. 2

    Agenda or month

    An agenda that lists what's next, or a month page to see the load.

  3. 3

    Open the row

    Every entry opens its row, with the document it was read from.

What you get

See due dates, notice deadlines and renewals from your tables as an agenda of what's next, or on a month calendar. Coming soon to Filetable.

Several tables at once

Invoices, contracts and policies in one agenda, each in its colour.

Filtered like a view

Show one client, one property or one team.

Alerts alongside

The deadlines you're warned about by email show in the agenda too.

Read from documents

Dates the AI extracts land in the agenda on their own.

Where it sits in the cycle

Files are renamed and placed in the right folders automatically — by supplier, quarter, property or employee — and move when their data changes. Every table is yours to see as a grid, a form beside its documents, a tree or a Kanban board.

Used in

Works with

Supported documents

Frequently asked questions

When will the agenda be available?

It's on our roadmap. Talk to us to hear when it opens for your workspace.

Can I be warned before a date today?

Yes. Alerts already email your team 7, 14 or 30 days before a due date, a notice deadline or an expiry.

Which dates can it show?

Any date column in any table — the ones the AI extracts and the ones your team types in.

Keep exploring

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Invoices
Bank statements
Contracts
Payslips
Receipts
Orders
Delivery notes
Quotes