One filled CSV row
Inspect the exact column structure NoticeKit uses for a public subprocessor list row before buying the kit.
Download sample CSVNoticeKit is no longer asking buyers to trust abstract bullet points. This page shows the exact operating artifacts each tier is built around, one safe sample download, and how manual fulfillment works during early access.
Use the free sample and local tools to test the workflow shape. Buy Starter or Pro when you want the packaged files, repeatable templates, and cleaner handoff materials.
Inspect the exact column structure NoticeKit uses for a public subprocessor list row before buying the kit.
Download sample CSVDraft the notice, calculate the objection deadline, and export a starter CSV row in your browser.
Open generatorSend one URL and one vendor change to get a blunt 3-bullet gap read before you buy.
Request free teardownBuilt for one vendor change, one notice workflow, and one clean evidence trail.
Built for repeated vendor changes, segmented customers, and procurement- or counsel-facing handoffs.
These are the operating files a Starter buyer receives during early access. The point is a usable one-change packet, not a vague “template bundle.”
| Artifact | What it does | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Subprocessor list template | Captures vendor, purpose, data categories, region, dates, and owner in one row format. | Keeps the public page and internal record aligned. |
| Objection-window tracker | Tracks notice date, deadline, status, owner, and resolution. | Prevents the deadline from living in an email thread only. |
| Evidence log template | Stores proof links, send timestamps, and closeout notes. | Gives procurement or counsel one place to inspect the trail. |
| Notice email variants | Short, formal, and enterprise-oriented customer notice drafts. | Reduces first-draft friction when the change becomes time-sensitive. |
| Internal approval checklist | Lists the minimum facts and approvals to lock before send. | Helps founders avoid shipping half-ready notice copy. |
| Attorney-review handoff note | Summarizes the change, assumptions, and open questions for review. | Shortens cleanup work before legal review. |
Pro expands the workflow for teams with repeated vendor changes, multiple customer segments, or counsel/procurement review expectations.
| Artifact | What it adds | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-change vendor register | Tracks proposed, active, replaced, and removed vendors across changes. | Teams juggling more than one vendor change. |
| Customer notice matrix | Maps segment, deadline, owner, method, and status in one place. | Teams with different DPAs or notice rules by customer group. |
| DPA clause intake worksheet | Captures notice periods, special recipients, and escalation notes. | Founders or advisors cleaning up contract-specific variation. |
| CSV import and export guide | Shows how to carry the workflow between local files and operating sheets. | Teams standardizing the process for reuse. |
| Attorney-review packet | Packages the change, notice draft, evidence links, and open questions. | Teams that need a tighter handoff into review. |
| Procurement-ready summary and 90-day calendar | Keeps the story and deadlines visible after the first send. | Teams feeling ongoing enterprise or renewal pressure. |
Stripe collects the buyer email, then NoticeKit sends the matching kit manually so the first buyers get the right files and any clarification is handled quickly.
The public site exposes a sample artifact and the manifest only. The paid bundle itself stays out of the public deploy.
Choose Starter for one clean vendor-change packet. Choose Pro if you already need segmentation, repeated changes, or structured review handoff.
Use the free async teardown if you want NoticeKit to look at one live URL and point you toward Starter, Pro, audit, or partner access without a call.
NoticeKit organizes vendor facts, draft language, deadlines, and proof records. Counsel should still decide whether a notice is required and whether the final wording fits the agreement.
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