Prepare the close. Every mismatch and assumption visible, ready for sign-off.
At each month-end, an agent reconciles payout activity against the approved close records, explains mismatches, and prepares a review packet. A qualified finance owner approves every adjustment or reported figure.

- FX applied at settlement-date rate
- Disputed charge excluded pending evidence
A reconciliation packet with matched totals, unresolved differences, and explicit assumptions. Prepared for review, never posted.
How this composition works. Four read-only steps, one human boundary.
This workflow handles the repetitive evidence collection and comparison that precede close review. It retrieves authorized records, applies the approved reconciliation method, and documents unresolved differences. It never posts entries, changes accounts, or presents its draft as professional approval.
Collect payout activity
Read the authorized payout and settlement records for the close period.
Load the close evidence
Retrieve the approved statements and reconciliation files.
Compare the register
Match records and preserve every unresolved difference in the close tracker.
Request finance review
Deliver the packet to the qualified owner without posting adjustments.
A human signs off
A qualified finance owner reviews the methodology and approves every adjustment or reported figure.

- FX applied at settlement-date rate
- Disputed charge excluded pending evidence
A reconciliation packet with matched totals, unresolved differences, and explicit assumptions. Prepared for review, never posted.
Composed from the tools finance already uses.
Optional skills add method and verification.
Variance Analysis. Explain budget, forecast, or period variances by tracing them to supported business drivers. Use for management reporting, close commentary, or forecast reviews. See the playbook →
Data Validation. Validate an analysis before sharing by checking lineage, methodology, calculations, bias, visualizations, and whether conclusions follow. Use for SQL, spreadsheets, dashboards, or reports. See the playbook →
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