Proof Standard
No case studies required to inspect your own leakage.
Revenue Watchdog does not need fake proof, borrowed authority, or inflated results claims. The first proof source is the buyer's own operating data: calls, estimates, dispatch, service agreements, maintenance, cancellations, customers, and follow-up records.
The trust mechanism
You do not have to trust a story. You have to decide whether your records can prove or disprove a material leakage case in 30 days.
Allowed proof before results exist
Conservative leakage math tied to approved operating data.
Source-data checklist showing which records can prove or disprove each leak.
Revenue Leak Index sample clearly labeled as fictional sample data.
Guarantee terms that apply to documented annualized recoverable opportunity, not collected cash.
Proof taxonomy showing what does and does not count.
Scope firewall that rejects dashboards, AI demos, software implementation, ad management, and generic consulting sprawl.
Forbidden proof
Fake client screenshots.
Borrowed testimonials.
Unverified before-and-after claims.
Industry averages presented as Revenue Watchdog results.
AI guesses treated as source evidence.
Guarantee language implying $500,000 collected cash in 30 days.
Proof Taxonomy
A leak is not fixed until the evidence proves it.
The four executive checks
Where are we losing money?
Only approved source records can move a leak from suspicion to documented opportunity.
How much is it worth?
Annualized opportunity uses visible assumptions, conservative math, and duplicate/excluded-item controls.
Who owns fixing it?
Every recoverable item must have an accountable owner, due date, and next action.
How do we know it is fixed?
The leak stays open until evidence shows action, outcome, or an intentional close reason.
What the guarantee can prove
The guarantee can prove whether approved company records contain at least $500,000 in documented annualized recoverable opportunity within the first 30 days.
It cannot prove $500,000 collected cash in 30 days, employee performance, customer behavior, market demand, or a future close rate.
Buyer Standard
The buyer does not have to believe Revenue Watchdog. The buyer has to believe their own records.
That is why the sales process sells the cost of inaction, not the mechanics. If the records cannot prove material leakage, Revenue Watchdog should not be approved. If they can, the business has an owned revenue problem, not a marketing problem.