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Reporting & reconciliation

Find payment mismatches in one place

Bring ledger entries, provider payments and statement rows into the same review. Find what agrees, what differs and what your team needs to investigate.

INV-104

Invoice in the ledger

$1,000.00

Recorded payment · USD

Linked payment · PAY-104

PAY-104

Provider payment

$1,000.00

Gross payment · USD

Invoice reference · INV-104

PAY-104

Settlement statement

$990.00

Net deposit · USD

Open the fee detail to explain the gap

Ledger and provider agree.
Same payment reference and gross amount.

Statement needs a closer look.
A $10.00 difference remains to explain.

Follow the shared references. Compare each source with the ledger, then review the difference.

INV-104 · PAY-104

A $10 difference needs an explanation

The ledger records $1,000.00. The statement deposit is $990.00. The reference connects the payment, but finance still needs to account for the gap.

Start with the statement detail. Check whether a fee, refund or a different reporting period explains the amount.

Amount differs · Open

Ledger amount
$1,000.00
Statement deposit
$990.00
Difference to review
$10.00
See how the reviewer resolves it

Acknowledged · Statement checked

The statement identifies a $10.00 fee against PAY-104. The reviewer confirms that the ledger uses the gross payment and the deposit is net of that fee.

$1,000.00 − $10.00 = $990.00

Resolved · Fee explained

Record the fee explanation and statement reference with the resolution. Finance handles the fee entry through its agreed accounting process.

Know which question to ask next

An amount difference is only one kind of exception. Missing records and uncertain references need their own checks.

Missing from provider

Check the payment reference and whether the expected provider record has arrived. A ledger entry alone does not prove the money moved.

Missing from ledger

Trace the source invoice or payment before creating a ledger entry. Confirm that the record belongs to the right account.

Possible match

Use the original references to confirm the connection. A similar amount is a lead to investigate, not enough to finish the review.

Give finance the answer, with the evidence

Keep the amount, references and resolution together. A reviewed difference should tell the next person what was checked and what still needs doing.

Review accounting connection options

Resolution note · PAY-104

Gross payment agrees with INV-104. The $10.00 statement fee explains the $990.00 deposit.

Next for finance

Check the fee account and posting treatment. Resolving this review item does not create the accounting entry.

Reconciliation questions

Which records can Gruv compare?+
Compare connected provider payment records and statement rows against ledger entries. Use payment and invoice references to trace the source transaction. Available data sources and accounting connections are confirmed during setup.
How does matching work?+
Gruv looks for a shared payment or invoice reference before comparing amounts. Amount differences, missing records and possible matches become review cases. Your team checks the source evidence when a result needs confirmation.
Does a match allocate the money to every invoice?+
No. A matched payment reference is one reconciliation result. Splitting a settlement across multiple invoices and confirming the accounting treatment require the allocation rules and review process set up for your business.
How is a mismatch resolved?+
A reviewer acknowledges the issue, checks the evidence and records a resolution. Keep the explanation tied to the source references so finance knows why the difference was accepted or what correction is needed.
Does a resolved item post to our accounting system?+
That is a separate setup decision. Resolving a review item records the answer. Confirm the accounting connection, fields and posting process before sending results downstream.

Start with a difference you want to explain

Tell us which records your team compares and where the review gets stuck. We’ll map a practical path from the source data to a useful answer.