Matched transactions
Statement entries checked against transactions in the ledger.
- Start with
- Statements and ledger entries for the same accounts and period.
- What comes back
- Statement entries checked against transactions in the ledger.
Match the balances. Find the differences.


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For finance teams with recurring bank, card or payment-platform reconciliation workloads.
Statement entries checked against transactions in the ledger.
Missing, duplicated and unmatched items recorded for investigation.
Reconciliation reports and supporting notes prepared for review.
Confirm the accounts, dates and records to compare.
Compare statement and ledger entries and document exceptions.
Present reconciliation notes and proposed resolutions to the reviewer.
Matching records and identifying differences do not authorize adjustments or money movement. Your reviewer approves corrections and reconciliation sign-off.
| Work area | Preparation support | Review and approval |
|---|---|---|
| Source records | Compare supplied statements and ledger data. | Your team confirms access and completeness. |
| Differences | Record unmatched items and supporting evidence. | The reviewer decides adjustments and disputed balances. |
| Period close | Prepare reconciliation notes. | Your authorized reviewer signs off the period. |
Keep the evidence, next action and responsible reviewer together.
Record the reference and request the missing supporting information.
Show its age, evidence and responsible reviewer in the handover.
Use the first conversation to define the work and the information needed.
Compare bank, card and payment-account statements with your accounting records. Give unmatched transactions and balance differences a defined review process rather than carrying them into the next period.
Statement entries checked against transactions in the ledger.
Missing, duplicated and unmatched items recorded for investigation.
Reconciliation reports and supporting notes prepared for review.
Provide the statement, ledger entries for the same period, previous reconciliation and known open items.
Agree adjustment preparation separately and identify who approves postings. Finding a difference does not authorize a correction.
Tell us what needs doing, where your business operates and the software you use.