These steps assume you have already set up and have a good understanding of the following:
Common Data:
Cash:
Payments, including how to flag payments to appear in worksheets:
Deal portfolio, including how the estimated transaction is booked:
Reporting, including what reports are available to view reconciliation results:
Please follow the above links to complete any setup steps that you may have missed before continuing.
Plan for Setup
A Reconciliation worksheet defines which Accounts and User Codes will be included in Reconciliation. Account Trees and User Code Trees can be added or used instead of the actual Accounts and User Codes.
Considerations:
All accounts you wish to reconcile must be available in Ripple Treasury.
You must have access to all accounts you wish to reconcile.
Reconciliation Rules use only User Codes, not User Code Trees. However, you can use ranges of User Codes.
Any hidden accounts are automatically included in the reconciliation.
Reconciliation worksheet balance types include:
Actual transactions
Estimated transaction
Payments (funds transfers) from the Payments module; this is an Estimated transaction that only appears in worksheets, not in Balance Explorer
Forecast transaction types are not reconciled.
You can create multiple Reconciliation worksheets to address different considerations like:
Reconciliation for simple versus complex requirements and rules
Reconciliation that would require an unwieldy number of rules
More rules slow down the reconciliation process
Reconciliation for accounts or User Codes with too large a volume of transactions to be easily managed in a single worksheet
Reconciliation for transactions by account tree to apply similar rules
Set Up Reconciliation Worksheet
Refer to Worksheets: Create and Edit for instructions on creating the worksheet.
The following example reconciliation worksheet has a typical reconciliation setup:
Bank accounts across the top
User Code Trees and User Codes down the left side
Actual and Estimated transaction types shown
Amount column to show the variance between the Actual and Estimated transactions

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