Exact matches
Lines that agree exactly (the same amount, with a matching reference or date) are always matched automatically, whatever the preset.
Set it once for the organisation; change it for an account only when you need to.
Open BrillrecLines that agree exactly (the same amount, with a matching reference or date) are always matched automatically, whatever the preset.
Cautious: a person confirms every suggestion. Balanced: Brillrec matches suggestions it is 93% or more sure of. Hands-off: 85% or more, for high-volume POS and payment accounts.
For Balanced and Hands-off, enter the difference allowed on an automatic match (0 for exact amounts only) and the largest amount Brillrec may match by itself (or No limit). Also enter the difference allowed at sign-off. Each currency you use has its own figures.
Every account, and every one-off reconciliation, follows the defaults for its currency. An administrator can give an account its own preset and figures on its Matching policy page.
A difference on an automatic match stays open until someone (or a difference rule) explains it. Every automatic match is labelled (“Brillrec (auto)” or “AI (auto)”) and listed in the sign-off pack, and can be unmatched before sign-off.
Only when the switch under Settings → AI review is on, the account’s preset allows it, and the AI is at least 95% sure, whatever the preset. Under Cautious it never does.
Cautious for your first months, or if your auditors want every judgement made by a person. Balanced suits most finance teams once you are comfortable with Brillrec’s suggestions.
They keep working, marked “Custom (earlier settings)”, until an administrator chooses the organisation default or a preset for the account.
Under Advanced on an account’s Matching policy page, with the ledger codes for its journal export.
Bank, POS and payments, and investment accounts, each reconciled period by period.
Read the guideWho does what, and what sign-off locks.
Read the guideAccount, accounting and reporting currencies, and the rates that link them.
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