
Cross-system reconciliation on a daily cycle
Two systems hold the same fact and disagree by the end of the month. This is the comparison run on the cadence you set, on the keys your rules name, with both sides of every difference shown and the decision routed to the named finance owner.
Two systems hold the same fact and disagree by the end of the month
A difference gets settled by whoever argues longest
- Two systems hold the same fact and disagree by the end of the month.
- The reconciliation gets rebuilt from scratch each period, because nothing carried forward.
- A difference gets settled by whoever argues longest rather than by the record.
- And the gap left by a system that was unavailable that day gets filled with an assumption.
Differences named from the record, carried forward, with an unreadable source reported rather than assumed
- A difference is a list item rather than an argument.
- Each cycle starts where the last one ended.
- An unreadable system reads as unknown.
How an agent runs it
The month-end argument about which system is right moves into the period and becomes a list. Both records stay where they are, and the comparison runs against the keys your rules name.
Reads
Matches
Carries
Names
Marks
Holds
Human gate
What changes when the record settles it
A difference becomes a list item
Each cycle starts where the last ended
Unreadable reads as unknown
Where this fits
The Workflow tier, Tier 1, through the Automate a Workflow door: one process end to end, from the records in two systems to the decision a person makes. A workflow proves it, a role scales it, a department transforms it, and an agent-run finance back office is the direction rather than a promised state. The period close keeps its own page and is where the agreed state gets used. How It Works describes the gates.
