Reuse a checked statement mapping
Configure provider CSV columns for import and reuse the mapping when the statement format remains compatible.
Make reconciliation easier to inspect
Give your operations team a clear path through the provider statement. Import supported CSV files with configured mappings, review proposed policy matches and investigate ambiguous or unmatched lines. Prepare payout breakdowns using recorded commission, adviser splits, clawbacks and GST settings. Agency records, staff responsibilities, CPD and QA sit alongside the client work they support.

Configure provider CSV columns for import and reuse the mapping when the statement format remains compatible.
Review match status, confidence and reasons, then resolve uncertain lines before relying on the reconciliation.
Bring recorded commission, splits, clawbacks and GST into a payout breakdown, with exports for your review and payment process.
Inside the workflow
Map the supported CSV columns and check the imported values. Matching rules use policy numbers, partial identifiers, client names and amounts to propose links to policy records. Status, confidence and reasons help your team inspect those links and investigate exceptions. Validate mappings when a provider changes its format and review the results before finalising the work.
Use payout breakdowns to review how recorded commission and configured adviser arrangements have been applied. Agency contacts, people records, learning and QA help organise the wider operational work. Your team remains responsible for checking calculations, authorising payouts and completing bank transfers through its payment process.
The detail matters
Scope, setup and responsibility. Know where the boundaries are before you begin.
No. Reconciliation supports CSV statements with configurable mappings and matching rules. Check that a provider’s file is compatible, validate the mapping and review uncertain matches. Arbitrary PDF statements are not supported by this workflow.
No. The platform prepares a payout breakdown for review. Payment authorisation and the bank transfer remain your responsibility.
No. Agency records organise the relationship. Appointments, accreditation and integration authorisation must be arranged with the provider.
The next conversation
Tell us about your team, your clients and the work getting in the way. We can explore the fit together, with scope and costs agreed before you commit.
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