What could Sentry mean for your bottom line?
Start with your annual sales. Estimate the loss opportunity, and see how much you would need to recoup to cover Sentry, in your first year and after your vendors fix their billing.
Make it your restaurant
The 2–4% default is FohBoh's internal opportunity estimate. Change it to test your own assumptions.
Not every certified discrepancy becomes collected dollars. Model a partial recovery here.
Share of first-year leakage that continues once vendors correct their billing.
$2,388 a year, plus 15% of qualifying certified findings in each CAAR
After the subscription and estimated CAAR fees, per location.
| Year one | Each year after | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annual, per location | Low | High | Low | High |
How we calculate your results
Potential findings = annual sales × loss estimate (× ongoing share after year one). Recouped dollars = findings × share recouped. CAAR fees = 15% of qualifying findings, earned when the CAAR is delivered, whether or not the vendor pays. Net benefit = recouped dollars − CAAR fees − $2,388. Return = net benefit ÷ (subscription + CAAR fees). Break-even findings = $2,388 ÷ (share recouped − 15%); break-even recovery = break-even findings × share recouped. At a recouped share of 15% or less, recovery alone cannot cover Sentry.
See what Sentry would certify for you.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own statements and agreements, with pricing for your locations.
Illustrative estimates, not a guarantee of findings or recovery. This calculator assumes the estimated opportunity becomes qualifying certified recoverable findings documented in Certified Analysis & Audit Reports (CAARs), and applies the 15% fee to that full amount. Each certified dollar is billed once. Restaurants decide whether to pursue disputes and manage collection; FohBoh certifies and does not collect. Results exclude taxes, internal recovery costs and the separate benefit of preventing future losses.