Every channel, every location,one clean number.
DoorDash and Uber Eats payout reports become a per-location P&L your restaurant owners can actually read — reconciled fees, disputed error charges, and a dashboard you share with one link.
It arrives as a mess.
Each channel reports its own way, in its own portal, with its own fee names. Nobody sees the whole restaurant.
And someone pays for it.
The operator spends the week in merchant portals rebuilding what each restaurant actually kept — and the owner still gets a spreadsheet.
- 01A commission rate that quietly changed mid-month.
- 02Error charges nobody disputed because nobody saw them.
- 03A promo that drove orders and still lost money.
- 04Six locations, two channels each — twelve portals to check.
Parse. Extract. Propose. Approve.
The same four-stage motion runs behind every Synchronized surface. The AI prepares the work. You hold the pen.
Parse
Read the payout reports each channel exports, in the format it exports them.
Extract
Pull gross sales, fees, refunds, and error charges per location per day.
Propose
Stage the reconciled numbers with confidence and a citation to the source report.
Approve
The operator confirms. Only confirmed numbers ever reach an owner.
Human gate
The location, reconciled
A per-location channel P&L where every number traces to the payout report it came from — shareable with the owner as a single link.
Net payout (MTD)
$38,410
Effective take-rate
26.4%
Error charges
$412 — 3 disputes drafted
Marketing spend
$1,890
Every field clicks back to its source
Not a mockup. The actual workspace.
Captured from Harbor & Vine, a restaurant-management workspace — not a mockup. The portfolio, the confirmation gate, and one location's channel P&L.
The portfolio
every group, location, and channel in one operating view, with the review queue on top of the vanity numbers.
The gate
payout rows stay proposed until the operator confirms. Only confirmed numbers ever reach an owner.
The location
a per-location channel P&L: fees, error charges, and both channels, every figure from a payout report.
The playbook compounds
Every confirmed week, every fee anomaly, every promo outcome stays with the location — so managing the twentieth restaurant costs less than the first, not more.
