Supplier waybills arriving. Filings going out. Bank lines to match. Reconciliation is the single place they all report into — so nothing sits in a government portal or an email folder waiting for someone to notice it.
A connector that stops working rarely announces itself. The filing that didn't send, the waybill nobody matched, the payment that errored at 3am — each one is invisible until it becomes expensive.
Inbound documents land here and wait to be matched against a record you already hold. Supplier waybills, bank transactions, received invoices. Unmatched is a visible state, not a silent one.
Every outbound document with its real status: pending, active, or in error. If a filing failed, it is on this screen rather than in a log nobody reads.
Each external system you're wired to, with its own settings behind it. Add a connector and it reports into the same two lists as everything else.
What was requested, what came back, and when. The screen you open when someone asks why a document went out twice — or didn't go out at all.
A connector pulls it in on a schedule. It appears in the Inbox with its counterparty, amount and date.
Point it at the purchase order, invoice or payment it belongs to. Now the external document and your record agree.
No auto-guessing at links you didn't choose. What hasn't been reconciled looks unreconciled.
Documents you send get a status you can see, so a failed submission surfaces the same day rather than at quarter end.
Reconciliation isn't a silo — it reconciles the records the other apps create.
Match an inbound supplier document to the purchase order it fulfils.
Reconcile what the ledger recorded against what the outside world says.
The Georgian Revenue Service connector reports into this screen like any other.
Tie received documents back to the invoices and payments they settle.
It earns its place faster the more connectors you have, because it's the one place they all report into. With a single connector it's still where you see what arrived and what failed to send.
It stays in the Inbox marked unmatched. Nothing is discarded, and nothing is auto-linked to a record you didn't choose.
No. The rs.ge connector is Georgia-specific, but Reconciliation itself is the generic screen every connector reports into.
It's admin-facing, and linking a document to a record is a separate permission from viewing the queue. See Permissions.
Free for 3 users, no credit card. Every connector reporting into one screen.