Cash Accounting & Reconciliation

Stop reconciling numbers.
Start trusting them.

Align bank data, ledger logic and payment execution without rebuilding the truth in Excel. Tresora’s reconciliation layer connects the sources that need to agree and shows exactly where they do not.

96%Payments matched
91%ERP validated
12Open exceptions
4Missing statements
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Submodule 01

Bank Reconciliation

Match bank statement lines against expected transactions. Surface gaps, duplicates and missing items without spreadsheet gymnastics.

98.9%Auto-matched
1.1%Manual review
Statement-to-transaction matching
Continuity and balance checks
Exception queue and resolution workflow
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ERP
Submodule 02

ERP Reconciliation

Cross-check bank balances against the general ledger. Find and explain the discrepancies before month-end forces the conversation.

91%Validated
9%Delta review
Bank-to-ledger balance comparison
Categorisation validation
Variance explanation with AI support
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PSP
Submodule 03

PSP Reconciliation

Reconcile payment service provider settlements against bank receipts. Understand fees, timing and net settlement in one view.

6PSPs connected
T+1Settlement lag
Settlement-to-bank matching
Fee and timing reconciliation
Net receipt visibility by provider
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Why reconciliation matters

The numbers that do not agree are the ones that matter most.

Reconciliation is not a back-office checkbox. It is the process that determines whether the numbers finance reports upward actually reflect what happened in the bank. Tresora makes that process structural, not manual.

Before Tresora

Manual export and paste from bank portals
Excel reconciliation rebuilt every month
Discrepancies found at close, not before
No audit trail on who resolved what

With Tresora

Automated matching from connected bank feeds
ERP validation running continuously
Exceptions surface in real time, not at close
Full resolution history and audit trail

The result

Close cycles that do not depend on heroics
Reported numbers that can be defended
Fewer conversations about why figures differ
Finance teams that spend time on analysis, not checking

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