Evaluating Auditably

Four things worth checking before you book anything.

Most software in this category is evaluated through a demo, which means the vendor chooses what you see. These four pages hand that back: each answers one question a reporting team actually asks, and each names the point where the product stops being the right answer.

Can I verify the immutability claim?An audit trail you can testEvery product here lists an immutable audit log. In most that means the application does not offer an edit button. Ours means UPDATE and DELETE are revoked at database level, from every role including our own service key. The page explains the difference and points at a live test.Read this →What does it cost, and can I judge it alone?Evaluating without a sales callBoth tier prices are published. Three things can be run with no account and no card. The page also names the two things you genuinely cannot judge without talking to us, because a page claiming otherwise would be selling.Read this →Is the scope right for us?One standard, not a platformA fixed requirement set produces different software from a configurable one. What that buys, what the 33 tracked items are, and a plain list of who should not buy a single-standard tool.Read this →Does it fit how we already work?Working with spreadsheetsWhat the import checks, how the round trip avoids duplicate figures, and the file layouts it will refuse. Mechanics taken from the running code rather than described in the abstract.Read this →

While you are here

Two of these you can check without reading anything.

The proof page sends three real statements to our live activity table and prints what the database returns, SQLSTATE included. The pricing page carries both tier prices and the cancellation terms. Neither has a form in front of it.

We are at design-partner stage, so there is no sales process to go through and no quote to request. If something here does not answer your question, the honest thing is a conversation rather than a longer page.