PosDivorce

An industry study in the supplied research reports substantial restaurant interest in replacing point-of-sale systems, while the reviewed market offers manual statement analysis and payment-processor sales rather than neutral productized migration software. Source export capability varies: one major system may require support, while others offer self-service files.

PosDivorce inventories contracts, data rights, integrations and operational dependencies before choosing a destination. It maps menu items, modifiers, customers and historical sales into a reviewable destination schema, with restaurant owners approving transformations and a reconciliation plan for every excluded field.

Source export, mapping proposal, owner approval, test import, processor agreement, staff training, cutover authorization, destination readback, settlement and business outcome remain separate. A successful import does not prove totals, taxes, loyalty balances or payment routing are correct.

The first release should rehearse one location, one destination and non-payment data in a sandbox. It excludes legal fee disputes without counsel, card-data handling, autonomous contract termination and guaranteed savings.

Owner-operator or operations leader at an independent restaurant planning a point-of-sale change and accountable for business continuity