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Tool Replacement Savings for Australian brokers
What consolidating actually saves
The short answer
Tool Replacement Savings is one of the categories of software an Australian broker runs. Every product we track in it is listed below with what it does and where it fits. None has been hands-on tested yet, so nothing here is ranked — the criteria each will be scored against are published in advance.
The rules this Tool Replacement Savings ranking will follow
The fastest way to judge a review site is how it makes its money and who signs its verdicts. These are the rules we have published for ourselves, in advance and in public — no product in this category has been tested against them yet, so hold us to them.
Most review sites
Rank whoever pays the most
Review from the vendor’s demo
Verdicts with no author
Sell your details as leads
Hide who owns the site
Leave reviews years out of date
What we have committed to
Rank on published criteria, every time
A real account, for a working week
Every verdict signed and dated
Never sell your details
Rank our own product in public
Show the last tested date on the page
The published rules Finance OS research will follow when Tool Replacement Savings is tested
The tests will be filmed
Each test is filmed inside the real account — the workflows, the failure paths and the parts the demo never shows. None has been run in this category, so these slots are empty; they fill in as each product is tested.
Every product in detail
Screens will come from the real accounts
Captured inside the tested accounts, never from a vendor press kit — which is why there are none here yet.
How we capture them
Screens come out of the account, not the press kit
Every screenshot is taken inside the account the product was run in, at the point in the workflow being scored. Nothing is staged, nothing is a vendor render, and nothing is a mock-up.
- Captured in the live account, mid-workflow
- Dated with the test it came from, and re-shot when the product changes
- Never a vendor render, never a mock-up
Editor’s verdict
The verdict names one product, says who it is for and who it is not for, and shows the criteria that decided it. It is written after the testing, signed by the person who did it, and dated — so you can judge how current it is and hold someone to it.
Signed and dated by the reviewer who ran the tests
Reviewer
Named and pictured once this category has been through testing.