Amount differences
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Illustrative example with fictional figures
A shared invoice reference can still carry different amounts. The result brings those values together so you can investigate the difference.
Supplier statement + Accounts payable ledger

Actual result from fictional inputs
The statement totals €12,450 and the ledger totals €12,000. The workflow matched three invoices and flagged credit note CN-0042, recorded only in the ledger.
The missing-credit finding has low confidence and no linked source page in this run. Check the PDFs and confirm the credit with the supplier before changing the books.
Sample run: 26 September 2026. Source files and downloaded results are in English. Sample details and checks
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Compare amounts against matching references to find entries that need clarification.
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See records found on only one side, including credit notes recorded in the ledger but absent from the statement.
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Review repeated statement references and amounts before treating them as separate charges.
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Bank statements that need conversion to Excel or CSV. A single invoice that needs checking against its purchase order.
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Supplier statement reconciliation
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