What this directory covers—and what it does not
A transparent accounting of resolved records, discovery records and publication boundaries.
Current coverage
474 have reviewed or verified profiles; the remainder are discovery-only and excluded from search indexing.
Generic category associations are no longer counted as products.
Categories cover front office, fixed operations, finance, data, infrastructure, people and facilities.
Only scoped, dated evidence can move an integration beyond a market signal.
Every company at Verified status carries a recorded source and a review date on its own page.
Ownership is recorded only where a primary source states it. Companies in the same corporate family are never compared against each other.
Written for dealership operators and bounded to what the directory can establish.
What this directory deliberately does not cover
It publishes no pricing, no contract terms, no OEM program eligibility, no performance benchmarks and no user reviews. Each of those varies per dealer and per configuration, and publishing an average would mislead more often than it helped. Where a fact is configuration-specific, the page says so and supplies the question to ask instead.
It also publishes no ranking, score, badge or award. Directory order is alphabetical, evidence status describes research provenance rather than product quality, and none of it is for sale.
Where the research is incomplete
Integration depth. 205 scoped records is a starting position, not a map of the market. Most connections between dealership systems are undocumented publicly, and a record only appears here once scope can be attributed to a source. Absence is a research gap, never evidence that a connection does not exist.
Product-level evidence. Evidence status is set at company level and inherited by that company’s product records. A product marked Verified has not been individually audited; the company’s identity and published scope have.
Discovery records. 30 companies are present for market completeness with no product, availability or compatibility claim attached. They are excluded from search indexing until primary evidence is attached.