I don't usually post on here, I usually don't have anything to...

I don't usually post on here, I usually don't have anything to contribute that would be relevant.
However, in this case, I think I might.
Having worked for, in a Management role, and having worked with the System, as a User in a large construction company, I have a bit of knowledge about how it all works.

The real strength of the system, probably not promoted enough by Damstra, is that the base program was developed in house, by an original employee, and all ongoing development was completed in house. Any acquired systems were all integrated into the core system.

In relation to the the KRONOS situation, Damstra were the only company that could integrate directly with KRONOS, that is KRONOS data, time sheet data etc could be integrated with Damstra hardware like onsite login terminals in a way that no other company could do.

I don't believe they are a front end for KRONOS (this may have changed) it is just that clients who use KRONOS are able to continue too, and not have have "another" program on their system to use Damstra .

Based on what I know, there is no way the KRONOS issue will impact Damstra, actually it may help Damstra clients as the data may be able to be retrieved (just a guess, in no way am I able to verify)

Yes, I'm significantly invested, Yes, I'm taking a bath on this, but I'm comfortable that the long term will be great.