Statement reconciliation for finance teams
Upload your ledger and your counterparty's statement. mutabakat.com matches them line by line and lists the missing invoices, unrecorded payments, duplicates and reversed entries that make up the balance difference.
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Your account ledger and the statement you received, as Excel or PDF, exported from your ERP or accounting software.
The rule engine, supported by trained AI, matches invoices, payments and credit notes even when numbers, dates or signs are written differently.
A reconciliation expert checks the result. You see each item behind the difference and can share it with your counterparty through a single link.
Excel or PDF statements; SAP line-item reports (FBL1N, FBL5N) and other accounting systems' exports are read as they are.
Payments and invoices are matched in the transaction currency, and the exchange difference can be calculated for the period you choose.
Your supplier or customer opens the result in the browser, sees the same lines and replies, without an account.
Send balance confirmation requests to your counterparties and follow the answers in one list.
Every result passes an expert check before it reaches you, so you act on a reviewed list rather than raw output.
Prefer to hand it over? Our team can run your periodic or year-end reconciliation project end to end.
How to reconcile a supplier statement with your accounts payable ledger, the most common causes of differences and how to resolve them faster.
Read the guide →Balance confirmation letter: template and how to use itWhat a balance confirmation letter must contain, a ready-to-use template text for customers and suppliers, and how to follow up the replies at year end and for audits.
Read the guide →Customer statement reconciliation: how to agree balances with your customersHow accounts receivable teams reconcile customer statements, why customer balances disagree, how to handle short payments and disputes, and how to get customers to confirm their balance.
Read the guide →How to reconcile a vendor statement in Excel (free template)A practical Excel method to reconcile a supplier statement with your ledger: normalising invoice numbers, matching with COUNTIFS and SUMIFS, finding the difference, plus a free Excel template.
Read the guide →Intercompany reconciliation: matching balances between group companiesWhat intercompany reconciliation is, why group companies' balances do not eliminate on consolidation, the usual causes (timing, FX, missing invoices) and a monthly process that closes faster.
Read the guide →Year-end balance confirmation: a checklist for receivables and payablesHow to run year-end balance confirmations for customers and suppliers: selection, sending, follow-up, resolving differences and preparing evidence for the auditor.
Read the guide →Reconciling foreign-currency accounts and exchange rate differencesHow to reconcile supplier and customer accounts in USD, EUR, AED or other currencies: compare in transaction currency, separate exchange differences, and avoid false mismatches.
Read the guide →SAP vendor and customer statements for reconciliation (FBL1N, FBL5N)How to export a vendor (FBL1N) or customer (FBL5N) line item list from SAP for reconciliation: selection, layout, open and cleared items, export to Excel and common mistakes.
Read the guide →Statement reconciliation is comparing your own ledger for a supplier or customer with the statement they send you, line by line, to confirm the balance on a given date and to find the items that explain any difference.
Excel (xlsx, xls, csv) and PDF statements. You can upload the export of your ERP or accounting software as it is; there is no template to fill in.
No. You can share the result through a link; your counterparty opens it in the browser without signing up.
Yes. Foreign-currency lines are matched in the transaction currency, and the exchange difference can be calculated separately.
Yes, 30 days free with no credit card. You can reconcile your own statements during the trial.
Start with one account. If the differences are not clearer than in your spreadsheet, you have lost nothing.
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