ANWA Bank Reconciliation
Month-end, without the all-nighter.
Match bank lines to your records and close the month with confidence.
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ANWA Bank Reconciliation, done properly.
Match, categorize or split
Every bank line is matched to a payment you recorded, categorized to an account, or split across several.
Smart suggestions
ANWA suggests matches, including one bank line that covers up to three items that add up.
Small gaps handled
Rounding and over or short amounts post to an account you choose, so a cent never blocks you.
A trail for every match
Each match links to its record and is logged, so it can be followed later.
From start to finish, step by step.
Select any step to see what ANWA does for you there.
- 1Bring in
- 2Auto-match
- 3Record the rest
- 4Small gaps
- 5Reconcile
- 6Keep proof
Built for owners, and for the firms behind them.
Run it without the paperwork
- Finish reconciliation in minutes, not days.
- Know your bank and your books agree.
- Spot a missing payment quickly.
Review it, don't rebuild it
- Review a reconciliation instead of building one.
- Hand clients a clear trail for their year-end.
- Link bank lines to recorded payments so nothing is posted twice.
What it covers
- Match, categorize and split on one screen
- Match suggestions for one to three items that add up
- Links to payments you already recorded, so nothing is posted twice
- Statement import with column mapping
- Duplicate protection on every import
- Rounding and over or short account
- Opening balances for imported accounts
- One reconciliation trail per bank account
Runs for you
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Good to know.
Does reconciling post new entries twice?
No. Matching links a bank line to a payment you already recorded. Only unmatched lines need a new entry.
What about one deposit for several invoices?
ANWA suggests combinations of up to three items that add up to the bank line.
Can I reconcile from an imported statement?
Yes. Imported lines go into the same queue as connected ones.
Ready for ANWA Bank Reconciliation?
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