Sentry certifies card-processing, delivery-platform and supplier-invoice charges against your signed agreements and your own records, with deterministic rules, sealed evidence and a CAAR (Certified Analysis and Audit Report) for every certification. Sentry certifies what you're owed; your team collects it.
Sentry onboards every client white-glove: an account manager runs a live cycle on your own numbers. No self-serve sign-up, no account to create.
Every certification ends in a CAAR (Certified Analysis and Audit Report), whatever the outcome. Not a dashboard you have to interpret: a sealed document that states the amount certified for recovery, the evidence behind it and the contract term it rests on, line by line, with the arithmetic shown.
Each module has its own rule pack, record schema and CAAR. All three run on the same MGE™ Trust Loop.
Checks your processor's statements and payouts against your signed merchant agreement: rates above contract, fees the agreement doesn't allow, and rate changes made without notice. 10 executable rules today.
Checks delivery-platform settlements against your POS sales, bank deposits and signed agreement: commission above the contracted rate, the wrong commission base, and fee errors. 15 executable rules today.
Checks supplier invoices against purchase orders, signed receiving logs and your contracted prices: price variance, short deliveries, missing credits and duplicate invoices. 21 executable rules today.
Sentry never contacts your vendors or collects money for you. It certifies what is owed and hands you the CAAR and its evidence pack. Its fee is 15% of the certified recoverable amount on a fee-bearing CAAR, earned when the CAAR is delivered. See pricing →
Every certification earns a Trust Score from 0 to 100 across 11 Trust Gates. It measures how complete, timely and consistent your evidence is, not how much money was found, and findings never lower it. Sentry issues a CAAR for every outcome; only a CERTIFIED CAAR that passes certification eligibility with certified dollars in it carries a fee.
Thirty minutes with an account manager, using a real M01, M02 or M04 cycle. If we don't think Sentry will certify enough to justify the subscription, we'll say so on the call.