Every mainstream software tool uses version control as a matter of course. FileMaker's binary format makes it structurally impossible — and the knock-on effects reach further than most businesses realise.
There are fewer FileMaker developers in Belgium and the Netherlands than there are employees at a mid-sized accounting firm — and the ones that exist are aging out with nobody replacing them. Here's what that means when yours leaves, retires, or gets sick.
The annual Claris invoice is just the starting point. Once you add hardware upgrades, Cloud limits, WebDirect users, and consultant call-outs, the real cost looks very different.
Your FileMaker solution stores years of business logic in a format only one vendor can read — and that vendor's parent company has never once mentioned it publicly. Here's what that means for your business.
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