SupplierRecon

Supplier reconciliation Excel template and sample files

Use the two fictional CSV files below to inspect the expected inputs or run a complete local reconciliation. SupplierRecon generates the Excel workpaper from the same engine used for your files; no manually prepared result workbook is presented as product output.

What the sample demonstrates

The fictional Northshore-style scenario includes a unique exact invoice, a one-cent amount difference, one statement invoice represented by two AP rows, and a credit absent from the AP file. It is designed to show Exact match, Needs review and Unmatched treatment without using a real person, customer or operating company.

Input field guide

FieldRequired?PurposeHandling note
ReferenceYesInvoice, credit or document identifierKeep long identifiers as text; scientific notation can be blocking.
Amount, or debit and creditYesComparable signed transaction valueConfirm decimal, grouping, sign and debit/credit direction.
DateRecommendedPeriod and date-window evidenceMissing or invalid dates create warnings; where both dates exist, the window protects Exact matches.
CurrencyRecommendedPrevents cross-currency matchingA confirmed default can fill a missing mapped currency column.
SupplierRequired for multi-supplier AP exportsConfirms run scope and filters AP rowsMulti-supplier mode blocks missing or out-of-scope AP supplier values.
Type and descriptionOptionalReview context and similar-text rankingText similarity can rank a candidate but never creates an Exact match.

Supported file limits

The generated Excel workpaper

The current exporter creates eleven worksheets:

  1. Summary
  2. Rules & Parameters
  3. Exact Matches
  4. Reviewed Matches
  5. Unmatched Statement
  6. Unmatched AP Ledger
  7. Data Warnings
  8. Exceptions
  9. Source A Reconciled
  10. Source B Reconciled
  11. Run Manifest

Before download, the export worker reopens the workbook and checks the required sheet set, row classifications, group identifiers, control totals and manifest values. This verifies the generated file's internal structure; it does not make the workbook tamper-proof or approve its accounting content.