Reconciling means telling nullish what each bank movement is: a client paying an invoice, rent, a software subscription, and so on. Each one you reconcile is booked in your journal.
Open a bank account and choose Reconcile. You see every movement that's still To reconcile.
Payments matched with an invoice
Section titled “Payments matched with an invoice”When a client pays a QR-bill, the payment carries the invoice's reference. nullish recognizes it and suggests the invoice under Matched with an invoice.
- Choose Book payment to record the payment. The invoice becomes paid.
- If the amount doesn't cover the whole invoice, it stays open with what Remains due. Book the next payment the same way when it arrives.
- If the client paid too much, nullish shows it as Overpaid and books the difference.
- Wrong match? Choose Not this invoice and book the movement on an account instead.
Movements to book on an account
Section titled “Movements to book on an account”Everything else is listed under To book on an account:
- Pick the Account, e.g.
6570 IT costsfor a subscription. - Adjust the Description if you like. It's prefilled with the movement's communication.
- Pick a VAT rate if VAT applies.
- Choose Book.
Ignore a movement
Section titled “Ignore a movement”Some movements don't need a booking. Choose Ignore to set them aside.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Only movements in your organization's currency can be reconciled for now.
- A reconciled movement can't be reconciled again. Double-check before booking.
- Once nothing is left, you'll see Nothing to reconcile.