Normalize the records
Bring invoices, settlements, and system references into a consistent comparison without discarding source identities.
Match records across systems and give unresolved amounts a clear owner and evidence trail.
Build a reconciliation workflow around the references, dates, amounts, and tolerances your team accepts. Separate confirmed matches from partial matches and unresolved items so exceptions do not disappear into a spreadsheet.
Bring invoices, settlements, and system references into a consistent comparison without discarding source identities.
Use approved matching keys and tolerances; identify partial matches, duplicates, and remaining differences.
Assign unresolved items, attach explanations, and keep the reviewer and resolution visible.
An exception is a review item, not an automatic correction.
An invoice for $26,400 has a matching reference but only $26,000 in the settlement record.
Invoice and settlement share a reference
$26,400 - $26,000 = $400
Review short payment, fees, or source mismatch
An agent can assemble the invoice, settlement, matching-rule output, and related notes into a reviewable explanation.
A reviewer decides the resolution. The example does not assume automatic ledger posting or payment authorization.
Capture the requirements and definitions in project context. Connect the relevant records. Use agents to develop the interfaces, calculations, tools, and workflows on managed infrastructure.
Explore the platformCustomer or vendor references, dates, and amounts
Receipts, payments, fees, and reconciliation references
Keys, tolerances, ownership, and approval rules
Start from your own requirements, use research and design references where helpful, and choose how your team wants to build.