Month-End Close Automation
Journals, prepayments & reporting
Automate recurring journals, prepayment schedules, close checklists and management account generation.
View →Reconciliation is one of the highest-volume manual tasks in finance — and one of the most automatable. We build systems that run the matching; your team focuses on the exceptions. See our accounting automation page for how this fits into the wider offering.
Bank reconciliation starts with downloading a statement, converting it to Excel, and then comparing rows to the ledger — line by line, often across hundreds or thousands of transactions. Supplier reconciliation means receiving a supplier's statement, comparing it to your AP ledger, and resolving differences. Intercompany reconciliation multiplies the same problem across entities.
Done manually, all three types carry the same risks: it takes a long time, it depends on who is available, and small errors — a transposed number, a missed line — compound over multiple periods. A mismatch found in January that traces back to October takes far longer to resolve than one caught at the time. Automation closes that gap: every period's reconciliation runs on schedule, exceptions are flagged immediately, and your team reviews the unusual cases rather than stepping through every row.
An accounting firm was running monthly bank reconciliations for more than 40 clients. Each reconciliation involved downloading a bank statement PDF, converting it to Excel manually, importing the data into their working paper template, and matching against the client's ledger export. We built a pipeline that converts bank statement PDFs automatically (using our bank statement converter), structures the data to a common format, and runs the matching logic against the ledger export. Staff now review a list of unmatched items per client — not a full reconciliation from scratch. Time per client dropped from 45–60 minutes to under 10.
Automated matching of bank statement transactions to ledger entries — by amount, date, reference and narration. Unmatched items surfaced as exceptions with enough context for a fast decision.
Match supplier statements to your AP ledger automatically. Identify invoices on the supplier's statement not in your ledger, credits not applied, and differences in amounts or payment dates.
Automated matching of intercompany transactions across entities — identifies balances that should net to zero but do not, and surfaces timing differences and outstanding items before period close.
Reconciliation automation is not magic — it is matching logic applied consistently and at scale. We build the rules around your data: amount tolerances, date windows, reference number patterns, narration keywords. The system applies those rules to every transaction automatically and categorises the result.
Many reconciliation bottlenecks start at the bank statement itself: it arrives as a PDF, needs to be converted to usable data, and then imported or compared manually. We connect the full pipeline — statement conversion through to matched reconciliation output — so the process runs end-to-end without manual steps between stages.
PDF bank statements from ABSA, FNB, Standard Bank, Nedbank, Capitec and others are converted to structured data automatically. No manual formatting.
Bank statement converter →Structured statement data is matched against your ledger. Exact matches clear automatically. Exceptions are queued for review with one-click resolution.
Discuss reconciliation →Journals, prepayments & reporting
Automate recurring journals, prepayment schedules, close checklists and management account generation.
View →PDF to Excel for SA banks
Converts PDF bank statements from ABSA, FNB, Standard Bank, Nedbank and Capitec into structured Excel ready for reconciliation.
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Finance automation for Xero, QuickBooks, Sage and Syspro — invoices to month-end close.
View →Tell us your reconciliation volume, your accounting software and where the time currently goes. We scope a custom matching system built around your data and your team's review process.
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