Editorial governance

Rosterware editorial policy

Rosterware is a research publication and buyer-intelligence tool operated within the Rostermind ecosystem. That relationship is disclosed and grants no comparative advantage.

Selection and scope

The catalog covers scheduling and workforce software for which Rosterware can track at least one exact official source. Inclusion is neither an endorsement nor a guarantee of complete market coverage.

  • Verifiable official name and URL.
  • Relevant scheduling or workforce positioning.
  • A dated source linked to the profile.
  • Published questions and limitations alongside the summary.

Evidence states and types

Each criterion is confirmed present, confirmed absent, or unknown. Missing documentation remains unknown. Owner-internal observations may be published with provenance but are excluded from every comparative calculation.

  • Public official sources and marketplaces.
  • Third-party review portals linked without copying reviews.
  • Vendor declarations identified as such.
  • Hands-on tests only when a protocol and date exist.
  • Owner-internal observations always kept separate.

Coverage and ranking

The 100-point coverage index measures public dossier depth, not product quality. Scenario ranking requires at least 50% documented criteria. The general catalog is alphabetical by default.

  • External rating values do not change coverage.
  • Unknown criteria never become absences.
  • Internal Rostermind evidence earns no points.
  • Ties use coverage, then name.

Pricing, reviews, and updates

Pricing and ratings are dated snapshots that must be rechecked at source. Verified snapshots must be refreshed within 90 days to pass build validation.

  • No third-party review is republished.
  • External averages stay separate from coverage.
  • Material changes must update the verification date.