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The Guide for an Accurate Bank Reconciliation

The Finance Weekly

What Is Bank Reconciliation? Bank reconciliation is a process companies use to ensure that their recorded cash balances align with the actual cash held in their bank accounts. Nevertheless, banks still manage most business accounts, and the same reconciliation procedures can be applied to these other cash positions.

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Finance Teams: Stop Wasting Time on Manual Account Reconciliation & Automate

The Finance Weekly

Account reconciliation is the matching and validating of balances in the general ledger (GL) to internal and external sources or other independent calculations to accurately close month-ends and year-ends. For both internal and external sources, each balance has to match the corresponding account in the general ledger.

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OneStream Launches Automated Account Reconciliation

PYMNTS

OneStream , which specializes in corporate performance management (CPM) for companies, has a new program that promises to speed up the time it takes to reconcile accounts, according to a press release. The Transaction Matching software goes hand-in-hand with OneStream’s existing Account Reconciliation.

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Integrating RevRec and Cost Accounting in the SAP Public Cloud

Bramasol

Over the past eight years, many episodes in this blog series have focused on revenue recognition and how SAP solutions such as Revenue Accounting and Reporting (RAR) have provided a robust foundation for compliance with ASC 606 and IFRS 15. This provides the basis for real-time matching of revenue and cost.

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The Dual Purposes of Accounting and Fundraising Software

The Charity CFO

One of the most sought-after tools is a platform or software to integrate your fundraising and accounting data seamlessly. This makes it challenging to create technology that tracks data for fundraising purposes while still following accounting principles. So why does it seem so hard to find this unicorn platform?

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The Difference between a Bookkeeper, an Accountant, and a CFO

The Charity CFO

When most people think of an organization’s financial department, they think of accountants. Bookkeepers, accountants, and Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) all serve critical roles in managing an organization’s finances. What is an Accountant? Accountants run reports to help determine if the bookkeeping is done correctly.

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Advanced Bookkeeping Techniques for Growing Businesses

CFO Share

Be Selective with Software Integrations In today’s digital landscape, nearly every software offers integrations with accounting platforms. While it might seem easier and more accurate to integrate everything, the truth is most accounting integrations are unnecessary or burdensome.