Restaurant revenue recovery certification

Every overcharge is certified evidence before it becomes a claim.

Sentry certifies delivery-platform and processor fee overcharges using deterministic rules, sealed evidence chains, and Certified Audit & Action Reports built for real recovery operations.

Sentry is delivered white-glove today. An account manager runs a live cycle on your own numbers — there's no self-serve sign-up, and no account to create.

Ingest → reconcile → certify → CAAR See it live on your data
Certified this month
$42K

Current production portfolio — 10 restaurants

M02 Trust Score
91

Release-grade location sample

Deterministic rules
198

Governed recovery rules — no AI inference

Recoverable leakage
2–4%

Of annual revenue, per industry estimates


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It isn't a report. It's what makes the money collectable.

The money was already yours. It left in fees that were never in your contract — and it stays gone because proving that costs more than most operators can spend.

Every certification cycle ends in a CAAR: a Certified Audit & Action Report. Not a dashboard you have to interpret. Not a finding you have to defend in a meeting. A sealed, self-authenticating document that names the amount you're owed, the rule that proves it, and the contract clause it violates — line by line, with the arithmetic shown.

That's the difference between suspecting you're being overcharged and having something you can file.

Every dollar traced to a rule. One of 198 deterministic rules fired, and the report names which one and what condition triggered it.
Sealed the moment it's generated. SHA-256 against the final document, written to an append-only Vault. Nobody can quietly revise it — including us.
Built to survive the pushback. Structured against FRE 902(11) and 803(6) so the vendor argues about the money, not about your spreadsheet.
See an Example CAAR A real certified report, opened to the sections that show how a finding qualifies.

See a live cycle run on your own numbers.

Thirty minutes with an account manager, using a real M01 or M02 cycle. If we don't think you'll recover enough to justify the program, we'll say so on the call.