Bank Account Reconciliation
Compare bank statements with ledger activity and prepare matched, outstanding and unexplained-item schedules.
Support bank, card and platform-record matching, outstanding-item review, aging analysis and reconciliation workpapers through an India-based accounting team with experienced human review.
Bank reconciliation compares external financial records with internal accounting records to identify matched transactions, timing differences, missing entries, duplicates and unexplained variances. A strong process also investigates the age and cause of reconciling items.
Our role is to prepare comparisons, maintain exception schedules and assemble evidence for review. The client retains authority over journal entries, write-offs, accounting treatment, bank instructions and final reconciliation approval.
The final scope depends on account volume, statement availability, accounting systems, transaction complexity and review requirements.
Compare bank statements with ledger activity and prepare matched, outstanding and unexplained-item schedules.
Match card statements, expense records, payments, fees and available supporting documentation.
Compare settlements, sales, fees, refunds, chargebacks and bank deposits from approved platform records.
Match transfers between bank, card, clearing and internal accounts and identify one-sided or delayed entries.
Maintain deposits in transit, outstanding payments and other timing differences with supporting dates and references.
Research available descriptions, references and support while escalating uncertain items for client input.
Identify bank fees, merchant charges, interest and other statement items for proposed client review.
Prioritise older reconciling items and preserve unresolved balances on a visible exception register.
Prepare balance comparisons, supporting schedules, reviewer notes and proposed actions for approval.
A controlled workflow distinguishes confirmed matches, timing items and unresolved exceptions.
Receive complete statements, ledger activity and support.
Align opening balances, periods and transaction records.
Link supported transactions by amount, date and reference.
Review unmatched, duplicate and timing differences.
Build schedules and proposed adjustment support.
Client reviewers decide final treatment and posting.
AI-assisted tools may suggest likely matches and highlight unusual records, but reconciliation quality still depends on complete sources and controlled review.
Depending on scope, bank, credit-card, merchant-processor, clearing and selected internal accounts may be included where complete records and appropriate access are available.
Proposed adjustments and supporting workpapers may be prepared, but final approval and posting remain with the client’s authorised accounting personnel.
Potentially. The process depends on transaction and settlement exports, fee and refund detail, bank deposits, system compatibility and agreed matching rules.
Older items are aged, researched using available records and retained on an exception schedule until an authorised reviewer decides the appropriate action.
AI can suggest matches and identify unusual records, but incomplete, grouped, partial and stale items require controlled human review.
No. Completion depends on record quality, source availability, prior-period accuracy, system access and timely resolution of exceptions.
Tell us about your accounts, transaction volume, platforms, current backlog and review requirements. We’ll assess the workflow before recommending a practical scope.