Bank Reconciliation
Make bank reconciliations easy and quick. Match transactions and identify discrepancies to ensure accuracy of financial data. Automate the process and gain visibility into cash flow in real-time.
Automate the process of capturing, recording and reconciling transactions to save time and money. Streamline the bank reconciliation process with a single click, drastically reducing manual data entry and errors. Connect to bank accounts to fetch transactions and match them against your records. Monitor account balances in real-time to ensure accuracy. Set up rules to reconcile transactions automatically and reduce manual effort. Schedule bank reconciliations to run on a regular basis. Generate reports with detailed insights into your banking transactions. View audit trails for each reconciliation to ensure accuracy. Receive notifications on any discrepancies to ensure there are no surprises.
Finance teams can connect their bank account and view their bank statements in Deskera ERP. This allows them to manage their bank accounts, track payments, easily reconcile their accounts and ensure all transactions are accurately recorded. Using Deskera's advanced reporting capabilities, finance teams can quickly create detailed reports and analyze their financial data in real-time.
Automate the bank reconciliation process to reduce manual errors.
Connect bank accounts to the ERP system for faster and more accurate reconciliation.
Create more efficient and accurate financial reports.
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Deskera Bank Reconciliation
What is bank reconciliation?
Bank reconciliation is a process of matching the total amount of cash in a business’ bank statement with the total amount of cash in the business’ general ledger. This process is used to identify and correct discrepancies between the two records.
What is the purpose of bank reconciliation?
The purpose of bank reconciliation is to ensure that the cash balance in the business’ financial records is accurate and up-to-date. This process helps to identify any discrepancies between the two records, allowing the business to make necessary adjustments to their books.
What types of transactions are included in bank reconciliation?
Bank reconciliation typically includes deposits, withdrawals, fees, loan payments, interest payments, and other types of transactions.
How often should bank reconciliation be performed?
Bank reconciliation should be performed on a monthly basis in order to ensure accuracy and timely resolution of any discrepancies.
Who is responsible for performing bank reconciliation?
Bank reconciliation is typically the responsibility of the business’ accountant. However, it can also be performed by other individuals within the organization who are familiar with the accounts.
What documents are needed for bank reconciliation?
The documents needed for bank reconciliation include a copy of the business’ bank statement and a copy of the business’ general ledger.
What is the difference between a bank statement and a general ledger?
A bank statement is a document provided by the business’ bank that lists all transactions that have occurred in the account during a specific period of time. A general ledger is a record of all financial transactions that have occurred in the business.
What are the steps involved in bank reconciliation?
The steps involved in bank reconciliation include reviewing the bank statement, comparing it to the general ledger, identifying discrepancies, and making necessary adjustments.
What is an unreconciled item?
An unreconciled item is an item that appears on the bank statement but not on the general ledger, or vice versa.
What should be done if there are discrepancies between the bank statement and the general ledger?
If there are discrepancies between the two records, the business should investigate and make necessary adjustments to the records in order to ensure accuracy. If necessary, the business should also contact their bank to clarify any discrepancies.
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