Let meaningful cost changes come to you.

Your assistant checks the public prices you name and reviews invoices or expense exports you share, then sends an evidence-backed change alert to your inbox.

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Scheduled task
Runs 7:00 AM · daily

Check named public prices and shared expense records. Flag meaningful changes with evidence.

Every morningLast run today 8:13Open output
9:41
Price_Expense_Watch.xlsx
HomeInsertData
2 PRICE MOVES · 3 EXPENSE FLAGS
#Item
2

JFK → LIS

Current: $742Baseline: $864Change: −$122Evidence: Same fare
3

Cloud hosting

Current: $2,480Baseline: $1,980Change: +$500Evidence: Usage + rate
4

Lisbon hotel

Current: $268Baseline: $268Change: No changeEvidence: Refundable
5

Design software

Current: $89/seatBaseline: $72/seatChange: +$17Evidence: Renewal quote
6

Courier invoice

Current: $642Baseline: $642 paidChange: Possible dup.Evidence: Invoice #1048
Meaningful changes
A watch list of prices and expenses with their baselines, behind an alert flagging a fare drop and a vendor increase with evidence linked

Prices move. Expenses drift. Both hide in the details.

A cheaper listing can change its terms. A familiar invoice can rise, repeat, or cross a threshold. Catching either means comparing the evidence, not just the total.

One change brief for the costs worth a look.

Your assistant records the current amount, prior baseline, terms or invoice evidence, timestamp, and source. You decide whether to book, question a charge, or do nothing.

Deck chat returning an evidence-backed alert about public price changes and shared expense exceptions

Which prices or expenses keep making you check?

Ask the live Deck guide how to define public sources, shared records, baselines, and alert thresholds.

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Stop hunting for the change.

Name the public prices and share the records worth watching. Review the evidence when an exception reaches your inbox.

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