Run the 14-Day Pilot With Real Stores
Use real shifts to test whether closeout proof, owner assignment, and follow-up stay clear from close to next-day review. If review quality rises, expansion has a real decision signal.
See whether tomorrow has fewer unanswered items
Check whether district starts with cleaner store answers and fewer messages asking managers what happened.
Reduce the risk of testing
Use setup help, a focused store set, no POS replacement and a clear day-14 report.
Show what changed by day 14
Look for the first useful signal inside 48 to 72 hours. Then compare the starting point against proof gaps, open issues and follow-up in the report.
End with a rollout decision
The report shows whether fewer chases, clearer owners, cleaner use, open issues and time saved support rollout.
Pilot promise
If Tillzen cannot produce a clear Closeout Control Report by day 14 using the agreed inputs, the pilot extends another 14 days at no cost.
The risk stays small: keep the POS in place, choose a few real stores and get a plain report that shows what worked, what is still open and whether rollout is worth it.
The work is real: 18 quick-service stores, 1,400+ hours given back annually, $1M+ in tip dollars reviewed annually, 18,000+ store closes annually and 3+ years supporting them.
- quick-service stores
- 18
- hours given back annually
- 1,400+
- tip dollars reviewed annually
- $1M+
- store closes annually
- 18,000+
- years supporting them
- 3+
Request a Closeout Control Pilot
Share enough to pick the first stores and define what is worth measuring over 14 days.