Platform Capability

Reconciliation That Keeps The Story Intact

Connect provider callbacks, ledger entries, settlement files, and operator review so finance and support teams do not rebuild money movement from fragments.

  • 01Provider matching
  • 02Ledger closeout
  • 03Exception evidence
Fig 01operating model

Provider files, callbacks, ledger state, and operator review collapse into one closeout story.

Entrypoint

POST /reconciliation/runs

01Ingest

Collect external evidence

Provider callbacks, settlement files, and internal events enter one run.

02Match

Correlate movement

External references match against transfer, payment, card, and ledger state.

03Compare

Detect exceptions

Mismatches become visible instead of hiding inside exports.

04Own

Assign operator review

Unmatched or late records get explicit owners and review state.

05Close

Seal closeout evidence

Finance receives a traceable closeout with provider and ledger context.

Events emitted

reconciliation.run.createdreconciliation.match.createdreconciliation.exception.openedreconciliation.closeout.completed

Evidence retained

provider_referencesettlement_fileledger_entryexception_ownercloseout_status
Fig 02failure paths

Closeout work keeps one source of truth.

Provider files, callbacks, ledger entries, exceptions, and operator ownership stay inside one reconciliation story.

01

Unmatched provider row

Incident

A settlement file includes a provider reference that does not match known ledger activity.

Zentra path

The row becomes an exception with owner, status, and closeout requirements.

Evidence

Provider row, settlement file, exception owner, ledger search result, and decision are retained.

02

Late callback

Incident

A provider callback arrives after finance has started settlement review.

Zentra path

The callback is correlated into the reconciliation run instead of living as a separate support note.

Evidence

Callback, run ID, matched movement, operator action, and closeout state stay attached.

Fig 03api to product state

The integration creates visible state.

One call to POST /reconciliation/runs produces status, emitted events, and retained evidence a team can inspect without leaving the product surface.

start reconciliation runrequest
await zentra.reconciliation.runs.create({
  provider: "rail_primary",
  settlement_file: "set_2026_04_26",
  ledger_window: "2026-04-26",
  owner: "finance_ops"
})

product consequence

status
matching
event
reconciliation.run.created
evidence
provider_reference
entrypoint
POST /reconciliation/runs
Fig 04capability model
01

Provider event matching

Correlate external provider callbacks with internal transfer, payment, and card activity.

02

Ledger-to-settlement review

Compare ledger postings, settlement records, and operational state before closeout.

03

Exception ownership

Assign mismatches, late callbacks, and failed settlements to explicit operators and review lanes.

04

Audit-ready closeout

Preserve actor, tenant, provider, ledger, and timestamp evidence for finance and compliance review.

Visual center

Reconciliation spine

Provider events, ledger state, and review evidence aligned through one runtime path.

Fig 05operational proof

Evidence that holds when production gets noisy.

State, actor, tenant, signature, and policy context remain reviewable after the happy path breaks — written to be checked by operators and compliance teams, not admired in a deck.

01

Reconciliation is treated as a first-class product surface, not a back-office export afterthought.

02

Provider drift, duplicate callbacks, and settlement delays resolve against explicit ledger and event state.

03

Finance, support, and compliance teams inspect the same closeout evidence instead of parallel spreadsheets.