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Reconciling Statement Transactions

A quick guide to matching transactions with expenses in Synced and completing your statement with ease.

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Written by Sam Will
Updated over a week ago

Reconciling your bank statement transactions to submitted expenses in Synced is a simple two-step process. This guide walks you through how to match transactions to submitted expenses and how to complete your statement once everything is reconciled.

Step 1 - Match Transactions To Submitted Expenses

From the side menu go to the Missing Paperwork page. All statement transactions that have been assigned to a user will be visible from the summary view. By clicking on Action > View the user will be taken to the detailed view for that particular statement report.

The goal of this view is to Match all statement transactions against a submitted record in Synced. The table below outlines the statuses and actions required based on each.

Status

What Does It Mean?

What Do I Do?

The transaction has already been matched to a submitted expense.

No further action is required

Synced has identified one or more expense records with a matching amount.

Click the transaction to view suggestions. If one is correct, select it and click Match.

No expense has been matched or detected.

- If you have documentation, submit it via email, photo, or upload. see article

- If you're missing documentation, gather it or mark the transaction accordingly (if that option is enabled by your organization).

Step 2 - Completing Statement

After all transactions have been matched to their expenses, the Mark as Complete button will appear at the bottom of the page. Click it to open the pop-up window, where you can optionally choose an approver for the report.

Finally, hit Mark as Completed to update the status.

πŸ’‘ Tip: Staying on top of expense submissions throughout the month will make this process even faster next time.

Need help submitting an expense? Check out our article: How to Submit an Expense in Synced

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