Sentry certifies delivery-platform and processor fee overcharges using deterministic rules, sealed evidence chains, and Certified Analysis & Audit Reports built for real recovery operations.
Sentry is delivered white-glove today. An account manager runs a live cycle on your own numbers — no self-serve sign-up, no account to create.
Every certification cycle ends in a CAAR — a Certified Analysis & Audit Report. Not a dashboard you have to interpret. 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.
Each module is an independent certification engine with its own rule set, schema registry, and CAAR output. They share one MGE™ Core.
107 MFR rules evaluate every processor transaction against the signed merchant agreement — markup basis points, tier classification, unauthorized fees, reserve excess.
83 DFR rules per DSP (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Slice) certify every settlement row — rate overcharges, tax and tip inclusion, member-rate errors, wrong commission base.
Franchise & brand royalty certification — royalty basis errors, promotional exclusions, multi-unit fee caps. Unlocks after 90 days of M01 + M02 at Trust Score ≥ 85.
SCR certifies vendor invoices against contracts — price variance, quantity discrepancies, missing credits, rebate shortfalls, duplicate invoices. Typical finding: $1,200–$4,000/month per location.
A composite Trust Score of 85 or above is required to generate a CAAR. This gate is the foundation of legal admissibility.
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.