For sponsors running the Child and Adult Care Food Program across many sites. The claim assembles itself from records you already keep.

August 2026 · Bluebonnet Child Nutrition
Supported by records
700 meals
counted at the point of service
Claimed for reimbursement
700 meals
assembled from those same counts
Disallowed on review
None
nothing to write off, nothing to repay
Traced to fifteen services across four sites, menus checked against 7 CFR 226.20 and receipts that add up to their own lines. Demonstration record, against this site’s invented sponsor.
From the route that delivers the meal to the claim that reimburses it.
Every screen below is the running application against its demonstration sponsor. Nothing here is a mockup.
Every participant, their current site and the eligibility determination that applies today — with how it was determined, because a household application and a direct certification are not the same evidence.

A site and a service date, and the counts recorded as meals are served — against the attendance recorded for that day, which is the ceiling they are checked against.

The kitchen’s cycle menu, and the dated per-site record that supports a claim. Each one is checked against 7 CFR 226.20 — a menu short of a component is told which one.

Cost by site, and every receipt against the sum of its own lines. A difference is reported as a transcription error to find rather than a total quietly adjusted to match.

Sponsors carry the claim for every site they serve. Routes, schedules and bulk site import exist because the unit of work is a network, not a building.
Counts, menus and receipts are recorded where they happen. The month is assembled from them rather than rebuilt in a spreadsheet the week it is due.
Review forms are yours to build. Visits are recorded against the form you actually use, and what they found stays with the site.
Licences are assigned through enquiry, with certificates issued alongside them. Tell us how many sites you sponsor and we will size it with you. Current per-site figures sit with the rest of OpsCore pricing.
Sponsors of the Child and Adult Care Food Program running multiple sites: the organisation that carries the claim and the monitoring obligation, not a single centre keeping its own paperwork.
Out of what is already recorded. Counts are taken at the point of service, menus and receipts sit against the sites that served them, and the month is assembled from those records rather than re-entered at the deadline.
Yes. Review forms are yours to build, and the visits your monitors carry out are recorded against the form you actually use, not a generic checklist.
Licences are assigned through enquiry, with certificates issued alongside them. Tell us the sites you sponsor and we will size it with you rather than making you guess from a table.
Bring us one month of your program.
We will walk a real site from meal count to claim and show you what is left to do at the deadline.
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