ERP Replacement

Editorial standards

The rules behind each page, published so that any claim can be checked.

Contents
  1. Accuracy first
  2. Prices, ratios and surveys
  3. Claims by vendors
  4. Fair to every route
  5. No paid placement
  6. How we use AI tools
  7. Corrections

Accuracy first

Every factual claim links to a source we opened, with the access date. Vendors’ dates and terms are quoted as the vendors state them. If something cannot be verified, we leave it out or say that it is not published.

Prices, ratios and surveys

List prices are reported as published, in the currency and billing terms on the vendor’s page. Estimates from marketplaces are labelled as estimates. Survey findings name the organisation that ran the survey, the sample and the outlet that reported it. Arithmetic built on those figures is shown, so that a reader can redo it.

Claims by vendors

What a vendor says about its own product, including savings percentages, is attributed to the vendor in the sentence that reports it.

Fair to every route

Each route is described with its strengths, its limits and the company it suits, and each profile says when another route is the better choice.

No paid placement

Vendors cannot pay for inclusion, position or wording. There are no affiliate links.

How we use AI tools

We use AI tools to help with research and drafting. Every factual claim is checked against its source before publication.

Corrections

If a fact is wrong or out of date, tell us. Verified errors are corrected promptly; the page’s date is updated and the change is logged.

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