A certificate on file is not the same as being covered.
AllureTrak reads each certificate of insurance against the coverage your FDD requires — limits, additional-insured wording, endorsements actually attached — and shows your brand which franchisees meet the standard and which only appear to.
- Limits checked against your requirement, not assumed from a form
- Additional-insured endorsements confirmed present
- Expirations caught before the clock
- Franchisee by franchisee, who sent what
per document request once every certificate had been read and abstracted.
25+ hours returned per quarter to the compliance lead who used to hunt for them.
the longest license lapse had run before anyone looked.
Eight of eighteen franchisees were missing a state business license. Eight held expired credentials and were operating unlawfully.
Every license current, every state.
Business licenses, state credentials, and permits are read, abstracted, and checked against the state licensing database. “On file” stops standing in for “current,” and your name comes off lapsed state records before a regulator finds them.
- Reviewed in every state you operate, against that state’s statutes
- Renewals handled before lapse
- No mid-season stop-work orders
- Penalty exposure modeled per state, so the worst gaps come first
Standards checked against your FDD.
The franchise agreement sets the standard. AllureTrak reads each franchisee document against it and gives your brand visibility into where every franchisee stands — verification, not supervision. Every decision stays yours; the franchisee owns the work.
- Tailored per brand and per state
- Reports that show where you stand, brand by brand
- One view across every brand you run
- The whole program through a legal lens
franchisees meeting every requirement their state and the FDD set, in two weeks.
Read the full reviewYour fine print, finally in focus.
Get a compliance review of one brand and see the gaps in two weeks.
- Document by document, against your own requirement
- Brand-level visibility across every franchisee
- The franchisee owns the work
Figures from an anonymized AllureTrak compliance review of business and pest control licensing across an 18-territory, 12-state home services franchisor, checked against each state’s statutes. Penalty figures are statutory maximums, not predictions of what any state would assess; exposure is a modeled estimate. Projections assume 12 document requests per franchisee per year, 18 minutes saved per request at $45/hr, and the review’s gap rate held constant across added brands; illustrative, not a forecast. Photography is stock and does not depict AllureTrak clients or personnel. Not legal advice. AllureTrak provides brand-level visibility and standards verification; it does not direct or supervise franchisee operations.