Transfers between your accounts
Keep transfers between your accounts identifiable alongside the other bank movements.

Banking
Bank transactions show cash received and paid, with dates, amounts and supporting documents. Incoming payments can be matched to customer invoices; outgoing payments to supplier bills or recorded expenses. Account balances provide a point of comparison with your books.
Customers, suppliers, invoices and expenses give each movement its business context. Spending categories explain outgoing amounts, and unmatched transactions remain identifiable for review.
Payment amount, date and matched invoice remain together on the bank transaction.
Identify the transaction needing a match and assign someone to investigate.
Compare spending categories using the completed transactions recorded on your accounts.
Review the balance held in each account and the combined cash total.
Transfers, customer payments and missing documents remain part of the account history. The opening balance and movements provide the expected closing balance for reconciliation.
Keep transfers between your accounts identifiable alongside the other bank movements.
Received amounts and matched invoices provide the detail behind each customer payment.
List transactions that still need a receipt or another supporting document.
Set a reminder to review the transactions that remain unmatched this period.
Compare opening balance and movements with the balance recorded by the bank.
Connect bank activity to its supporting documents
Keep transactions, invoices and receipts together when reviewing and matching movements.
Connect transactions to invoices and supporting documents.
A bank transaction is matched to the document that explains it: a customer invoice for money received, or a supplier bill or expense for money paid. Existing bills are settled rather than created again as expenses. Unreconciled movements stay visible while your team investigates the difference.

In a 30-minute demo, follow payments, invoice matches, missing documents, and balance checks.
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