Reconciliation and exceptions
Reconciliation that only reaches you when something is wrong
Routine matching is handled using each client’s history. Your team sees only the exceptions, with the evidence already attached.
The problem
Bookkeeping volume rises with client numbers, and most of it is repetitive: the same suppliers, the same categories, the same matches, month after month.
The exceptions are what need a person, but finding them means going through everything else first.
What the system does
- 01Matches invoices and receipts against payments in and out.
- 02Categorises routine transactions using each client’s history and your own rules.
- 03Escalates genuine mismatches with the evidence attached, instead of leaving a queue to work through.
- 04Learns from corrections, so the same exception does not come back every month.
The numbers it moves
- Exceptions per 100 transactions
- The share of work that still needs a person, tracked month by month.
- Clients per fee earner
- Bookkeeping volume stops setting the ceiling on how many clients a team can carry.
What you can check
Every automated decision is logged with the rule and the history behind it, and corrections are recorded so the effect is visible next month.
What it looks like
Transactions matchedthis month
Transactions in the period1,240
Matched to invoices automatically1,186
Resolved from client history42
Escalated for a judgement call12
Reviewed in minutes, not evenings
Illustrative. Built around your firm, your clients and your systems.
Questions
- What happens when it is unsure?
- It stops and asks. Anything below the confidence level you set goes to a person before it is posted, and the file records why.
- Does it work across different bookkeeping systems?
- Yes. Clients sit on different systems in most practices, and the system is built to work across all of them.
- Who is responsible for the numbers?
- Your team, as now. The system does the repetitive matching and brings you the exceptions; the file is still reviewed and signed off by a person.
Start with a conversation
The first conversation is free. We will talk through where your team’s time is going and tell you plainly whether we can help.
Last updated 14 October 2026
