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Reconcile one transaction

Review one bank row, choose the correct account/tax treatment, and move it into the transaction ledger.

Who can do this
Reconciliation edit access
Last verified
2026-06-06
Steps
5
Product area
Bookkeeping
Before you start

Prepare these items.

  • The bank row is in the queue.
  • The correct account exists.
  • You know the tax treatment.
Steps

Follow the workflow.

  1. 1

    Find the row

    Open Reconciliation and locate the transaction by date, narrative, or amount.

    Expected result The exact bank row is visible.

    Find the row screenshot Transaction row
    Click target: Transaction row
  2. 2

    Review bank evidence

    Check bank account, date, narrative, debit amount, and credit amount before choosing any recommendation.

    Expected result The row matches the bank statement.

    Review bank evidence screenshot Bank evidence
    Click target: Bank evidence
  3. 3

    Choose account and tax

    Select Account, Type, and TaxRate. Do not accept a suggestion if the evidence does not support it.

    Expected result Coding fields are complete.

    Choose account and tax screenshot Classification fields
    Click target: Classification fields
  4. 4

    Submit reconciliation

    Click Reconcile for the row and wait for it to leave the queue.

    Expected result The row is removed from the open queue.

    Submit reconciliation screenshot Reconcile
    Click target: Reconcile
  5. 5

    Confirm in Transaction

    Open Transaction and search for the same narrative or amount.

    Expected result The reconciled transaction appears in the ledger.

    Confirm in Transaction screenshot Transaction ledger
    Click target: Transaction ledger
Final checks

Confirm before you finish.

  • Account and tax rate are correct.
  • Detail totals equal bank amount.
  • Transaction ledger contains the reconciled row.
If something goes wrong

Recover without losing control.

  • Use Edit Transaction to correct coding.
  • Use Unreconcile if the transaction must return to the queue.
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