We test your business data against its evidence before AI, dashboards or people act on it, then certify the result or refuse. Our engine, MGE™, plugs into the platforms you already run by API. Built first for foodservice, by people who have run restaurants.
Proven to the cent, including when the vendor got it right. On a three-location restaurant client's own processor statements, payout files and bank records (six months, $1.95M in card sales, 74,359 transactions), MGE™ reproduced the processor's fee to the cent in every month it could test, traced 520 of 606 payouts to the bank at the exact amount, and flagged the rest for evidence.
How a CAAR documents a result (sample data) →MGE certifies the evidence. Cortex delivers answers. Sentry identifies overcharges.
MGE™ returns certified records and a Trust Score to your platforms, BI and AI. When the evidence can't support a result, it says so instead of guessing.
Available today: a live demo and onboarding, an enterprise pilot, or an integration evaluation in the MGE sandbox.
Countersign™ checks each proposed action against certified evidence, the agent's authority and your rules, and answers APPROVE or DENY. The decision is enforced where the destination system is integrated to honor it.
Available today: an early-access conversation.
THE INTERNET → SSL/TLS · LENDING → CREDIT BUREAUS · BUSINESS DATA → MGE™
Your ERP, POS, BI or AI platform sends records to MGE and gets back certified records and Trust Scores, under your brand. No re-platforming. The architecture is sector-neutral: rule sets, not one industry's schema, define what MGE certifies. Foodservice is the first sector configured.
Built for multi-unit groups and franchisors. Sentry certifies card-processing, delivery-platform and supplier-invoice charges against your agreements and records, and documents each in a CAAR (Certified Analysis & Audit Report). Cortex answers your operating questions from certified data only.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own records: what MGE™ can certify for your business or platform, and what it can't.