Accounts · The books

The statement,
against the ledger.

Import the bank’s own file, let the engine propose matches against entries that already exist, and work through what is left. A reconciliation is a session with a state, so it survives being interrupted.

Reconciliation as a task, not a screenshot. Started, worked, completed or abandoned — and the ones you finished are recorded as finished.

Getting the statement in

Their file, your template.

Statement importBring the bank’s transactions in rather than keying them, using a template so the columns land where they belong.
Match suggestionsThe engine proposes which statement lines correspond to which posted entries, leaving you the judgement calls rather than all of them.
Working it

A reconciliation you can put down.

Start and resumeA reconciliation is a record with a state. Closing the laptop halfway through does not lose the work.
Complete or abandonBoth are explicit. An abandoned reconciliation is visible as abandoned rather than silently half-done.
Money moving

Transfers, gateways and the dashboard.

Inter-account transfersMoney between your own accounts recorded as one transfer with both sides, not as an unexplained payment and an unexplained receipt.
Gateway settlementsRazorpay and Stripe receipts arrive on signed webhooks and post against the right account, so settlement is not a monthly puzzle.
Bank dashboardBalances across accounts in one view, computed from the entries rather than typed in.
Nearby

Related capabilities.

Receivables · Vendor bills · General ledger

A reconciliation that is a record, not a ritual.

Import, match, finish. And when someone asks whether March was reconciled, the answer is in the system.

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