Scan old receipts for unused cloud charges

Muse combed through a year of receipts, spotted an idle cloud database, and helped secure a refund after a follow-up.

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What they did
A developer asked Meta Muse to review twelve months of Gmail receipts and flag recurring charges that might no longer be needed. Muse identified an idle Google Cloud database costing $9.54 per month. After the developer approved it, Muse drafted the billing request and sent it; when that was denied, Muse prepared a follow-up message.
How it went
Google rejected the first ask. The next message Muse wrote led to $114.14 being waived 39 minutes later.
Tips
Have the agent check Gmail for replies so it can continue the thread automatically. Keep approval turned on for any message it sends or submits.

Try it yourself with Meta Muse

Look through my receipts and invoices in [Gmail/inbox/folder] covering the last [12 months]. Find recurring charges for things I may not be using, including idle cloud services, duplicate subscriptions, or old trials. For each one, give the monthly price and the total amount paid. Pick the best refund candidate, draft a short polite request to [provider] asking for a refund or fee waiver, and pause for my approval before sending anything. If the provider declines, draft one follow-up reply and wait for approval before sending that too. Also check [Gmail] for any replies so you can continue the conversation.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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