Line checks.

A line check reads records you already keep and shows you the real number for one leak. Owners almost always guess low. This is how you find out, and it’s free.

How it works

  1. You pick the leak, or run your numbers first.

  2. You give us read-only access to the records the check needs.

  3. We show you your real number, with the records behind it.

  4. If it’s worth fixing, that number becomes the starting line for a 30-day pilot.

The seven checks

Call check

Reads
Your phone carrier’s or phone system’s call log
First number
Usually 1 to 7 days
Shows you
Calls missed, how fast you call back, and which missed callers never booked

Start from Calls nobody picked up

Register check

Reads
Your register’s void, comp, discount, refund and cash drawer history
First number
Usually 1 to 2 days
Shows you
Which shifts and buttons stand out from the rest

Start from Voids, comps and refunds that walk out

Shelf check

Reads
Your register’s item sales and stock counts, then a short count of flagged items
First number
About 10 days
Shows you
Best sellers sitting at zero while the register says they’re in stock

Start from Best sellers out of stock

Invoice check

Reads
90 days of supplier invoices, as photos or PDFs
First number
Usually 2 to 3 days
Shows you
Overcharges, short shipments, and cost increases that never reached your prices

Start from Supplier price creep

Job cost check

Reads
QuickBooks, payroll hours and supplier bills
First number
Usually 1 to 2 weeks
Shows you
What each job really cost against what you bid and billed

Start from Profit lost between bid and finish or Paid hours nobody billed

Statement check

Reads
Card processor statements, workers’ comp policy and audit, past tax returns
First number
Usually 1 to 2 days
Shows you
Your true card rate, every fee line, wrong comp codes, unclaimed credits

Start from Card fees above fair or Workers’ comp overcharge

Food cost check

Reads
Register item sales, recipes for your top 20 to 30 items, invoices and four weekly counts
First number
30 days
Shows you
Food bought against food sold, item by item

Start from Food bought, never sold

What a line check isn’t

It isn’t an audit of your staff, and we don’t promise a number before we’ve seen your records. If the check finds nothing worth fixing, we tell you that.