We keep verifying each vendor's data, so some cells read "Unconfirmed" or "Not published" until we check them against the vendor's own pages.
Every accounting software option here is measured the same way. The table shows what the software costs for a restaurant with the owner and one office person in the books, whether bank transactions arrive on their own and can be reconciled, whether it handles supplier bills, how your accountant gets access, which POS systems connect and what data each connection brings in, how long the contract runs and what leaving costs. If a vendor doesn't publish something, you'll see "Not published" or "Quote only", never a zero.
A connection that imports your POS deposits is not the same as one that brings in sales, sales tax and tips apart. We show what each vendor says its connection does; we didn't test any of them with a real restaurant. How to book tips, sales tax or payroll is a question for your accountant, not for this table.
