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A structured bank reconciliation workflow for Chartered Accountants, accountants, bookkeepers and businesses. Import your bank statement and Tally bank ledger, match transactions, identify exceptions, prepare BRS and create Tally-compatible XML for selected missing entries.
Bank reconciliation becomes difficult when hundreds or thousands of transactions have to be compared between a bank statement and the corresponding Tally ledger. Different dates, narrations, references, bank charges, direct entries, uncleared cheques and duplicate-looking transactions can make manual reconciliation time-consuming.
SNexa BankBookMatch brings the entire reconciliation workflow into one structured process:
Load your bank statement and Tally bank ledger.
Compare transactions using configurable matching passes.
Separate matched transactions from exceptions that need attention.
Prepare the reconciliation statement and difference check.
Export reports, registers and selected Tally-compatible XML vouchers.
The biggest advantage is not simply matching transactions — it is having a clear workflow for deciding what is already matched, what is missing, what needs review and what may need to be entered into Tally.
Instead of checking every bank and ledger line manually, use multi-pass matching to identify corresponding transactions and focus your attention on exceptions.
Quickly identify transactions present in the bank statement but missing from the Tally books.
Separate unmatched bank entries, unmatched book entries, uncleared cheques and possible duplicates into dedicated review areas.
Use cheque ageing to identify book payments that have not yet been presented.
Flag transactions with identical amount, date and transaction side within a source for further review.
Bring book balance, bank balance and reconciliation differences into a structured BRS workflow.
Map relevant ledgers for selected missing entries and export a Tally-compatible XML file for import.
Save narration-to-ledger mappings and reuse them for recurring reconciliation work.
Import your bank transaction data in supported spreadsheet or text formats.
Import the bank ledger exported from Tally and compare it with the bank statement.
Note: Scanned or image-only statements are not directly supported. Export the transaction data from your bank portal into CSV or Excel first.
Configure how the reconciliation engine should compare transactions. The app provides multiple matching passes that can be enabled or disabled from Settings.
Same amount, same date and same transaction side.
Match the same amount where the date falls within the configured date window.
Use cheque numbers, UTR, RRN, party-name tokens and narration similarity.
Match one transaction against a combined value of multiple entries on the other side.
After reconciliation, matched transactions can be reviewed according to confidence level. This gives you a clearer view of which matches need additional attention.
The real value of reconciliation is knowing exactly what still needs attention. SNexa BankBookMatch provides dedicated exception views.
Bank transactions that are not found in the Tally ledger.
Tally entries that have not appeared in the bank statement.
Review book payments that have not yet been presented.
Flag transactions with identical amount, date and side within a source.
Automatic matching cannot confidently resolve every real-world transaction. When you know that two entries belong together, you can manually select them and force a match.
Forced matches are recorded with a reason and carried into exports.
Once your transactions have been reconciled, use the BRS section to work with the closing balances and difference check.
A BRS explains the differences between the book balance and bank statement balance; it does not itself replace the accounting entries required for book-side adjustments.
When a transaction exists in the bank statement but is missing from the books, you can review it, assign the appropriate ledger and prepare it for Tally XML export.
Recurring transactions often follow predictable narration patterns. SNexa BankBookMatch lets you maintain saved narration rules that can be reused during future reconciliation work.
See how the workflow changes when reconciliation is organized into matching, exception review, BRS and export stages.
| Manual Reconciliation | SNexa BankBookMatch |
|---|---|
| Compare bank statement and Tally ledger line by line | Multi-pass transaction matching |
| Search manually for transactions missing from books | Dedicated “In Bank, Not in Books” exception list |
| Search for book entries not appearing in bank | Dedicated “In Books, Not in Bank” view |
| Manually identify outstanding cheques | Uncleared cheque ageing |
| Manually search for duplicate-looking entries | Possible duplicate detection |
| Keep separate lists of high/low-confidence matches | Confidence filters: High / Medium / Needs Review |
| Handle unusual matches manually without a structured record | Force match with recorded reason |
| Prepare BRS separately | Dedicated BRS workflow and difference check |
| Manually prepare missing bank entries for Tally | Ledger mapping + Tally-compatible XML export |
| Repeat the same narration mapping every month | Saved narration rules for reuse |
Useful for recurring bank reconciliation and client accounting review.
Organize transaction matching, exception review and BRS preparation.
Handle bank-to-books comparison and prepare missing entries for review.
Review bank transactions against internal accounting records.
Import the period's bank statement and compare it with the corresponding Tally ledger.
Identify old unmatched transactions, uncleared cheques and possible duplicates.
Find bank-side transactions that are not appearing in the books.
Give your accounting team a structured exception list instead of a large raw statement.
Review book payments that remain uncleared.
Map selected missing transactions to ledgers and prepare Tally-compatible XML.
The application is designed to process reconciliation data inside the browser. Its interface explicitly states that files are not uploaded and no server is contacted for the reconciliation workflow.
Export matched entries and exception registers.
Print or save the reconciliation statement as PDF.
Export selected mapped bank entries as Tally-compatible XML.
Review the ledgers referenced by the XML export.
SNexa BankBookMatch is an offline-first bank reconciliation tool that compares a bank statement with a Tally bank ledger, identifies matches and exceptions, supports BRS preparation and can export selected entries as Tally-compatible XML.
Yes. Import the bank statement and the corresponding Tally bank ledger, then run the reconciliation workflow.
Yes. The Exceptions section separates transactions found in the bank but not in books from transactions found in books but not in the bank.
Yes. It provides an uncleared cheque ageing view for book payments that have not yet been presented.
It can flag possible duplicates based on identical amount, date and transaction side within one source. These should be reviewed before taking action.
Yes. You can select a bank row and one or more book rows and force a match, with a reason recorded for the forced match.
Yes. The application includes a BRS section where book and bank closing balances can be entered and the reconciliation difference can be checked.
You can export selected mapped entries as a Tally-compatible XML file and then import that XML using Tally's own import functionality.
No. The application works with exported data and creates a Tally-compatible XML file for import into Tally.
The application is designed to perform the reconciliation workflow locally inside the browser rather than uploading transaction files to a server.
Import your bank statement. Compare it with Tally. Find the exceptions. Prepare your BRS. Map missing entries. Export what needs to go into Tally.
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