Scanned items versus subtotal
The line items read from the receipt do not add up to its printed subtotal.
Bill accuracy
Before you split the check, check the check.
A bill can add up differently than expected even before anyone decides who had what. Fetti Up looks for supported signals and turns them into calm heads-ups for the organizer to review.
What Fetti Up can surface
Seven useful places to take a second look.
Parts versus total
Items, tax, tip, and fees do not reconcile to the current total.
Tip calculated after tax
The tip appears to use the post-tax amount as its base.
Tip notably above 20%
The tip amount is notably higher than 20% of the relevant base.
Mandatory fee plus separate tip
A service charge or another mandatory fee appears alongside a separate tip.
Taxable-item mismatch
The printed tax does not line up with the items the receipt draft marks taxable.
Signed-slip mismatch
The amount on a signed receipt differs from the current bill total.
What happens next
The organizer stays in charge of every edit.
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See the signal
Fetti Up explains which values do not line up or why a tip or fee deserves a look.
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Compare the receipt
The organizer checks the printed receipt and the editable bill draft.
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Choose what to change
The organizer can edit a value, keep it as entered, or move on. Every edit remains the organizer's choice.
What a bill check is not
Helpful review, with clear limits.
A faded photo, unusual receipt layout, missing field, or restaurant-specific charge can limit what Fetti Up recognizes. A quiet bill check means no supported issue was surfaced from the available data, not that every possible error has been ruled out.
Ready for the next check?