Documents and standalone due dates
Track a renewal with its document when you have one, or create a due-date item when there is no file to upload.
Duevia
Document expiry & renewal tracking
A product by Aegean Astraea
Duevia helps small businesses and independent professionals keep document expiry dates, renewals and recurring business deadlines organised in one clear workspace — with email reminders before it is time to act.
Free plan: 10 active items · 1 user · Email reminders · No credit card.
The problem
Insurance certificates, licences, inspections and other renewals often arrive at different times and end up spread across files, inboxes and spreadsheets. Duevia gives those dates a single place to live and a reminder process around them.
Core benefits
Track a renewal with its document when you have one, or create a due-date item when there is no file to upload.
See upcoming, urgent and expired items together instead of checking separate spreadsheets, inboxes and calendars.
Duevia can send reminders ahead of confirmed expiry and renewal dates so the next action is visible before the deadline arrives.
Plans that include responsibility features let teams assign an owner to tracked items so colleagues can see who is handling the renewal.
What teams track
The exact records vary by business. Duevia is designed to organise the dates you have already identified as important, not to decide your legal or regulatory obligations for you.
Free resources
Duevia publishes free tools and templates that help small businesses organise renewal dates and understand where their current process may be fragile.
A free self-assessment for how your business currently tracks renewals and expiry dates.
A free spreadsheet-style starting point for recording business renewals without a signup.
A short guide for choosing a manageable first set of dates instead of trying to migrate everything at once.
Common use cases
Questions
Duevia is a focused document and due-date tracker. It is designed around expiry dates, renewals, deadlines and reminders rather than broad document collaboration or enterprise records management.
No. You can track a standalone due date when there is no file to upload, which is useful for inspections, review dates and other obligations that still need a reminder.
A spreadsheet can hold dates, but it depends on someone opening and checking it. Duevia adds a focused status view and email reminders around the dates you record.
Duevia is aimed at small businesses and independent professionals who need a straightforward way to keep recurring business dates visible without adopting enterprise compliance software.