EXPIRY ALERT ' 26

Organizations like Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC, Accenture, Tata Steel, Reliance, JSW, Vedanta, and Adani manage hundreds of important documents every year. Vendor contracts. Compliance certificates. Safety training records. Insurance policies. Machine inspection reports. Government licenses. Every document has one thing in common: An expiry date. The problem is that most companies still track these dates in Excel sheets, emails, shared folders, or physical files. Nobody checks them regularly. Then one day a manager discovers that: A vendor contract has expired. A compliance certificate was not renewed. An audit document is missing. An inspection deadline was missed. The result can be penalties, operational delays, failed audits, and unnecessary fire-fighting. A manager should not have to search through spreadsheets to understand what needs attention. They should be able to open one screen and instantly know: What is active What is expiring soon What has already expired What needs immediate action Your challenge is to build a simple web application that helps companies track important records and stay ahead of expiry dates. The goal is not to build a document storage platform. The goal is to ensure that critical business records never expire unnoticed.