2 posts tagged with "Reconciliation"

The hard judgement in bank reconciliation isn't matching, it's knowing what to leave alone. A one-cent difference is card-processor rounding; a fifty-dollar difference is a question for a human. A good agent draws that line consistently and shows you only what deserves attention.

This recorded run works a real statement grid: it categorises the lines that are missing a category, and flags the amounts that are genuinely off, without touching the rest.

Reconciliation is the kind of work agents are actually good at: mechanical, high-volume, and easy to get subtly wrong. The trick is not just doing the match, it's making the result legible, so a human can trust it in ten seconds.

Here's a recorded run against a real grid: an internal ledger and an external export, matched by reference, with every disagreement called out.