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Hal’s Steakhouse: overtime premium down 52.6%One location · Atlanta, Georgia · Jan–Apr 2026 vs. May–Jul 2026

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73%
QSR groups with collectible cash
$4.2M
avg collectible per QSR group
7
days to Review findings

From report to next step

  1. Morning ReceiptSee what changed across your restaurants. Your team runs follow-through.
  2. Morning Receipt + Marty AlertsSee what needs attention and who should act. Your team runs follow-through.
  3. Marty Operating TeamMarty manages review and follow-through with your managers.

A paid Cash Recovery Plan is an optional starting review. We confirm scope and access before any work begins.

Sample data · Comps and voids

› Comps & Voids › Comp spike · Saturday dinner

Sample data
Action neededBrickell-$1,240

Comp spike · Saturday dinner

Do this

Meet with both new servers before their next shift. Review comp authorization policy and require manager approval for comps above $15.

Owner
Ana · GM, Brickell
Deadline
Before Saturday dinner
Expected impact
-$1,240 recoverable
Confidence
91% match

91% confidence

Proof · Saturday comp concentration

ServerShareComps
R. Castillo71%$880
7 other servers29%$360

14 comps itemized, Saturday dinner. Two new servers on solo shifts. Typical Saturday: $415.

Details

Saturday Brickell dinner: $1,240 in comps vs $420 baseline. The two new servers account for $880 of it.

Marked recovered only after the next period is re-checked

QSR-Specific Collectible Cash We Find

Rush Hour Overtime Drift

Shift extensions during peak periods accumulate into systematic overtime that is sitting uncollected. When every closer stays 15 extra minutes, the collectible cash compounds across hundreds of employees.

Minor Employee Scheduling Gaps

QSR relies heavily on workers under 18. Curfew gaps, prohibited task assignments, and break requirement gaps carry enhanced penalties and regulatory scrutiny.

Ghost Shifts & Manager Edits

High-pressure labor targets incentivize managers to edit time records. These "ghost shifts" represent collectible cash waiting to be recovered and evidence of systematic compliance gaps.

Meal & Rest Break Gaps

When rush hits, breaks get skipped. In California and other strict states, every missed break triggers premium pay penalties, often across your entire workforce.

QSR Case Files: Real Cash, Real Recoveries

These are documented settlements from QSR and quick-service adjacent operations. This is the cash that was sitting uncollected.

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Wingstop Franchisees

$1.4M

Overtime and off-the-clock cash left on the table across franchise locations

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Round Table Pizza

$950K

California meal break and rest period cash sitting uncollected

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Chicago Pizza Chain

$1.85M

Multi-location wage and overtime cash left on the table

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QSR Labor Compliance Analysis

Deep dives into the labor compliance data affecting quick service operations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What labor compliance issues are most common in QSR operations?

QSR operations face unique challenges including minor labor law gaps (curfew hours, break requirements), overtime drift from high-volume shifts, ghost shifts from manager overrides, and meal break gaps during rush periods. Our analysis finds collectible cash in 73% of QSR groups.

How does the Command Center work for multi-unit QSR?

We integrate with your POS and time systems across all locations, analyzing 12-24 months of transaction and labor data. Our algorithms identify patterns invisible to standard reviews: ghost shifts, systematic overtime drift, and minor employee scheduling gaps.

What ROI can QSR owners expect from Marty's cash recovery analysis?

QSR owners typically see 3-5% labor cost reduction through drift correction and compliance optimization. More importantly, you collect cash that can exceed $2-5M for regional QSR groups.

Do you work with franchisees or only corporate-owned locations?

We work with both. For franchisees, our analysis helps protect your individual P&L and demonstrates due diligence. For corporate groups, we provide portfolio-wide visibility into collectible cash across all locations.

How is Marty different from my payroll provider's compliance tools?

Payroll systems flag obvious gaps after they occur. Marty's approach identifies systemic patterns, the 'drift' that accumulates invisibly over months. We find your collectible cash before plaintiffs' attorneys do.

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