Migrating and buying
Non-promotional comparisons of approaches (cash-first vs card-first, offline vs cloud, buy-once vs subscription). No pro
Status labels: Built in the repository (checked files or developer tooling, not an app feature) Designed in a document, no code yet Planned: listed in the catalog, not built Not decided Not in the catalog yet (a gap) No claim made
No claim C0246
Two design stances. Card-first systems centre on payment processing; cash-first systems centre on the drawer, credit and manual wallets. Neither is better in general; the right one follows how customers pay. Plan for: share of cash sales; wallet use; provider fees. No claim is made.
No claim C0247
Offline-first keeps working without internet and keeps data on the shop's devices; cloud-based tools give easy multi-site access and remote support. Many shops need a mix. Plan for: connectivity; remote access; data ownership. No claim is made.
Not decided C0248
The README describes buy-once with an optional yearly fee for updates and the co-op. Subscriptions spread cost; buy-once concentrates it. Pricing is not published. Plan for: cash flow; update needs; long-term cost. It is not decided.
No claim C0249
Local tools know local tax documents; international ones know many markets lightly. Plan for: tax rules; language; support hours. No claim is made.
No claim C0250
Tables, courses and kitchens versus barcodes, variants and returns. Plan for: mixed businesses; modifiers; receipts. No claim is made.
No claim C0251
Multi-store adds central catalogs, transfers and consolidated reports. Plan for: central pricing; local overrides; sync. No claim is made.
No claim C0252
A POS sells; logistics tools move goods and track drivers. Simca plans an overlay rather than merging them. Plan for: boundaries; data sharing; roles. No claim is made.
No claim C0253
Built-in bookkeeping suits tiny shops; separate accounting suits larger or regulated ones. The catalog provides exports. Plan for: chart of accounts; accountant preferences; audits. No claim is made.
No claim C0254
Open exports mean leaving is easy. Plan for: format longevity; attachments; export completeness. No claim is made.
No claim C0255
Using common printers and phones versus locked devices. Plan for: support; cost; reliability. No claim is made.
No claim C0256
A checklist: how customers pay, connectivity, local tax needs, who the staff are, existing hardware and who answers the phone when it breaks. Plan for: hidden fees; switching cost; support language. No claim is made.
Not decided C0257
The catalog marks many items as a free pricing class (a package made only of them is free; see the catalog's pricing-classes page); everything else is standard licensing. ADR-0001 says there are no separate roles or builds, so free access is a package choice. The exact boundary is not decided. Plan for: free-tier limits; full pos for free roles; co-op effect. It is not decided.