Close & reconciliations

Reconcile the same number with a rule finance can inspect.

Definite maps records from the systems behind a reconciliation into a shared ontology. Models can propose matches and explanations, while deterministic rules configured for the workflow decide whether a value can proceed, stays unresolved, or requires approval.

Bring one reconciliation
Illustrative · INV-20483 aligned sources
ERPDIFFERS

$248,000

CRMAGREES

$252,000

WarehouseAGREES

$252,000

Selected policy · Majority agreement

Two aligned sources agree. This workflow requires review before the working value can proceed.

Provisional

$252,000

Fictional values shown only to explain a customer-selected rule.
Align before comparing

First align what the number means.

A matching label is not enough. Definite relates each record to the same financial context before a configured rule compares its value.

ERPSource record
CRMSource record
WarehouseSource record
Shared financial context
EntityPeriodCurrencyAccountDefinition

Candidate values keep their source lineage. Mapping them does not change the records in the connected systems.

Illustrative configured decision logic

Then apply the rule your workflow requires.

A workflow can prioritize a designated source, require agreement, use a threshold, or require review. If the selected rule cannot support one answer, the item stays unresolved.

  • Source priority
  • Majority agreement
  • Exact or unique match
  • Threshold
  • Mandatory review
Source or itemDetailValueState
ERPInvoice INV-2048 total differs from the other aligned sources$248,000OUTLIER
CRMInvoice INV-2048 total agrees with the warehouse value$252,000CORROBORATES
WarehouseInvoice INV-2048 total agrees with the CRM value$252,000CORROBORATES

Definite first aligns the entity, period, currency, and definition so finance can compare like-for-like values with their source lineage intact.

Item-level provenance

Every result keeps its sources, rule, and decision.

The record follows one reconciliation item from its candidate values through the selected policy and any required review.

  1. Source records

    Every candidate value retains its originating system, record, and field.

  2. Mapped meaning

    Entities, periods, currencies, accounts, and definitions remain attached.

  3. Rule and parameters

    The configured policy that produced or withheld a working value is recorded.

  4. Review decision

    Required approvals and overrides stay with the result for reproduction.

Stored inputs, mappings, rules, parameters, and review decisions remain attached so the result can be reproduced and inspected.

Bring one reconciliation that depends on more than one system.

We map the sources, definitions, matching rules, and review path around your systems.

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