Accepted synthetic demonstration · No live restaurant data
See how CRAVUNO handles conflicting restaurant truth.
This walkthrough uses labeled synthetic records to show accepted product behavior. It is not a customer result, live provider connection, or production deployment.
- 01A material conflict appears
Toast reports Menu A with 150 rows. The public website shows Menu B. An older menu still exists in Toast.
- 02CRAVUNO preserves every source
Nothing is silently overwritten. Source, reference, observed time, freshness, and status remain visible.
- 03Ask Sherify explains the conflict
It distinguishes provider-verified data, historical data, and what remains unknown.
- 04The owner confirms the boundary
The owner confirms Menu A excluding Old Menu. The decision becomes a new version with provenance.
- 05Authority and rollback stay intact
The confirmed version becomes authoritative because of the recorded owner decision; earlier reports remain recoverable.
What this proves
The behavior is accepted. Live commercialization is separate.
- Source-aware answers and conflict handling are represented truthfully.
- Owner confirmation does not erase provider reports or version history.
- UNKNOWN remains available when evidence is insufficient.
- No provider write, payment, customer activation, or public launch occurred in this demonstration.