Finalize a reconciliation
Reconcile the account within the level or entity in which it was created. For example, if you created the account at the top level, reconcile at the top level. If you created the account in an entity, slide into that entity to reconcile.
Set up entity and user restrictions correctly so that the appropriate user can transact against and reconcile the appropriate accounts.
Before you finalize a reconciliation
Before you finalize a reconciliation, make sure the following are true:
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All appropriate transactions have been matched.
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All necessary transactions are entered in Sage Intacct.
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All charge payoffs are complete.
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The Amount to reconcile field is zero.
What to do if the Amount to reconcile does not equal zero.
Finalize a reconciliation
| Subscription | Cash Management |
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| Regional availability |
All regions |
| User type | Business |
| Permissions |
Reconcile bank: Reconcile Reconcile credit card: Reconcile Learn more about reconciliation permissions and separation of duty. |
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Go to Cash Management > All > Reconciliation > Bank or Credit card.
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Select the Account to reconcile from the dropdown list.
I do not see the account that I need in the Account to reconcile dropdown list.The following are reasons why you're not seeing an account in the list:
Is your account set up appropriately?
Check to be sure that the GL account is associated with the bank.
Where was the account created?
Accounts created at the top level can only be reconciled at the top level. Accounts created at the entity level can only be reconciled within that entity.
How do I know where an account was created?Slide into an entity. On the account list, any account that you have Edit capabilities for is an account that was created within that entity.
Accounts designated as Not owned were created in another entity.
There might be restrictions or permissions required to access the account.
Only unrestricted users can reconcile accounts at the top level. To reconcile an account within an entity, user entity restrictions need to be equivalent to or greater than those of the account.
ExampleIf an account is restricted to Entity A and Entity B, a user needs to have restrictions for both to reconcile the account. The user can also have access to other entities, even though they aren't included in the account's location restrictions. However, if the user only has access to Entity A (and not Entity B), the user cannot reconcile the account.
If your company is configured to Enable user entity restrictions for bank accounts and you are a restricted user, you will not see bank accounts for entities of which you do not have access.
Using bank feeds? Check the Bank feed status field to make sure that your account is connected.See a status of Auth required?Some banks require you to reauthorize your bank feed connection before you receive new transactions. This is a security process put in place by your bank. You'll know if you need to reauthorize if you see a bank feed status of Auth required.
Learn more about how to troubleshoot bank feeds.
- Select Continue.
- Select Reconcile.
The Reconciliation report appears. The account is reconciled. View details of the reconciliation on the Reconciliation histories page. There, you can also reopen a reconciliation if you need to make adjustments.