Hello IanM,

I had to look around a bit and I could not find anything either. I even got someone in Sales to check and they had no luck on finding anything like a public resources, so here it goes, in reverse order:

• Lite Depreciation is a limited Single user product which is installed and maintains the database on the local hard drive: Hard coded to a limit of 1,000 per company, you can dispose of assets. Customizable User-Defined Fields, Short Years, and ERP Integration

• Depreciation Single User and Network runs using a Sybase SQL engine:
  
  Single User: installed and maintains the database on the local hard drive.
  Network: The Network Service is installed on a server where the database is maintained, allows multiple users and clients
  
  Shared additional features:

  • The ability to perform transfers and partial transactions, and to do Bulk Transactions

  • Copy Company Set-up, Merge Companies, Store Asset Images, Attach PDF files.

  • Compliance Monitoring (Audit Advisor), U.S. Tax Rules with IRS Regulations and Forms, Comprehensive Depreciation, Replacement Value, MACRS Convention Switch, Canadian Regulations and T2S8 Capital Cost Allowance, GASB 34/35 Compliance, Utility Reports for SOX Compliance

  • Additional modules of Tracking, Planning and Reporting can be added to the license.

  • No hard coded limit but we generally do not recommend going over 10,000 asset per database due to performance issue which start at that number of assets.

• Premier Depreciation runs user a Microsoft SQL server (not included).
  
  Additional features: Includes Reporting as a part of the license, The Global Task Manager (Run Depreciation\Report Across Multiple Companies in a single batch), and Alternative Accounting Period Support (13 period, 5-4-4, 4-5-4, 4-4-5)

Thanks, Delray, and I'm glad it wasn't just me being blind!
This is a convenient reference to have when clients want to know the differences between the platforms and the additional benefits they are paying for.
Best regards,
Ian . . . .