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Use cases — sortbilly csv to sheets field mapper

Two concrete scenarios for the 2026-11-30 window. Local-only helper for ordinary users — not a vendor console and not affiliated.

Household budget keeper (role: family ops): Must migrate every recurring subscription before the Nov 30 deadline

Task: Must migrate every recurring subscription before the Nov 30 deadline

Steps: Step 1 export CSV from Sortbilly. Step 2 open Sheets and map amount/cycle columns. Step 3 copy renewal dates into calendar reminders. Step 4 check monthly totals. Step 5 only then delete the Sortbilly account.

Result / outcome: Result: spreadsheet + reminders replace digests; export checklist done before shutdown.

This team needs a local field map rather than another subscription SaaS. Inventory of vendor SKUs is out of scope — the need is CSV→sheet columns before the deadline.

Role context: subscription-tracker-user in sortbilly-nov30-csv-migrate. Deadline 2026-11-30. Vehicle csv-field-mapper. Keep the export attached to your personal note and re-verify official sources before cutover. This local tool does not call vendor APIs.

Freelance developer-adjacent tool subscriber (role: solo ops): Need to move SaaS trial end dates out of Sortbilly into a reminder list before data is deleted

Task: Need to move SaaS trial end dates out of Sortbilly into a reminder list before data is deleted

Steps: Next: export CSV, then map trial columns, then bridge to phone reminders, then drop the Sortbilly account after a copy check.

Result / outcome: Outcome: no trial renewals missed after the app disappears; Markdown export attached to personal checklist.

Engineer-style grep is unnecessary here — ordinary copy/export steps pass. Keep cancel URLs in a notes column when present.

Role context: subscription-tracker-user in sortbilly-nov30-csv-migrate. Deadline 2026-11-30. Vehicle csv-field-mapper. Keep the export attached to your personal note and re-verify official sources before cutover. This local tool does not call vendor APIs.

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