— Agent · for the CFO · CEO

Rate Card Audit.

Contract rule versus statement charge, with both sources attached.

A statement can show observed cost. A rate-card test needs the governing agreement and the correct fee base. We compare the two only when both are supplied and label the result unresolved when a required rule is missing.

— What it catches

The signals.

  • •Signed or current rate rule tied to the correct store and period
  • •Eligible-sales base used by the statement calculation
  • •Observed charge compared with a reproducible expected charge
  • •Unresolved status when the contract, fee base, or statement detail is missing

— Data it needs

The input.

The governing contract or current rate card plus a finalized marketplace statement for the same store and period.

— What you'll see

The output.

Expected rule · observed calculation · reproducible difference · evidence status · next record or action.

— Sample signal

Needs evidence: the statement shows the charge, but the governing fee base is missing. No overcharge claim is made.

— POS support

Works with your stack.

Restaurant-held agreement and marketplace statement

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