Stop chasing the agreement between systems. The engine matches the ledgers in the background and only surfaces what needs a human.
We sit with your business. We find the operational problem costing you the most. We build the system that fixes it.
Every week somebody exports POS to a spreadsheet, downloads the bank statement, and opens accounting. Ten thousand transactions, three sources of truth, none agreeing. By Friday the numbers nobody fully trusts go to the board. The next reconciliation is already overdue. The audit finds the gap before you do — and your float pays for it.
A reconciliation engine that ingests every ledger as it lands — POS, bank, accounting, processor, inventory. It matches the easy cases in seconds. Only the mismatches that need a human ever reach the queue. Resolve one by hand and the engine saves the rule — the same kind auto-clears next time.
The reconciliation queue went from ten thousand lines to a handful of real exceptions. Finance stopped doing data-entry and started doing decisions. The same engine handles POS-vs-processor, POS-vs-inventory, and processor-vs-invoices. Same logic, different ledgers.
One example — three ledger pairs a finance team would actually face. Yours would point at the ledgers your business already runs, with the rules your team already follows.
The engine matches what it can. You only see what needs a human.
Want one built for your business? The first conversation is free.
Book a discovery callThe engine ingests every ledger as it posts and matches what it can with no human in the loop. Identical entries match 1:1; combined deposits match by sum-and-window; predictable processor fees match by saved rule.
Every match — automatic, partial, or manually resolved — is logged with the rule that produced it. A finance lead can replay the decision behind any matched pair, and every manually-saved rule is versioned.
Only what the engine cannot close reaches a human: timing gaps, missing records on one side, unexplained deltas. The mismatches that matter rise to the top instead of being hidden in the noise.
Not the primary focus for this system.
The first conversation is free. And useful either way.