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Bank feeds

Every bank line, matched to what it paid or collected.

Orion reads the statement lines for each of your accounts into the foundation: from your bank's feed, set up with your instance, or from the CSV, OFX and BAI2 files your bank already sends. Each deposit is matched to the receipts in Atlas, each withdrawal to the payments in Cortex, and anything else to the GL, so the cash reconciliation is mostly done before the close starts.

A live view of bank feed lines matched one by one: deposits to receipts in Atlas, a payment run and a wire to payments in Cortex, payroll funding to the payroll run. A bank fee that no rule covers is left for a person. Illustrative data · seeded, plays the same every time

Statement lines in

From the feed, or the files your bank already sends.

01

Feeds

Set up with your instance and checked on your own accounts before the first close.

02

CSV, OFX and BAI2

Read into one shape, whatever the bank.

03

Imported once

The same file or the same day twice adds nothing.

04

Kept as sent

Each line stays as the bank sent it, beside what it matched.

What each line matches

Deposits to receipts, withdrawals to payments.

Bank lineMatched toA difference is
Customer depositThe receipt and the invoices it paid, in AtlasA deposit with no receipt behind it
Lockbox batchEvery receipt in the batch, summedA batch that does not sum to the deposit
Vendor payment or runThe payments in Cortex, one or manyA run that does not sum to the withdrawal
Payroll fundingThe run in your payroll journalA funding that differs from the register
Fees and interestThe rules your team setsA charge no rule covers

From the bank to a tied account

Read, matched, explained, tied.

  1. 01

    Read

    Each account's lines into the foundation, kept as the bank sent them.

  2. 02

    Matched

    By reference, amount and date, one to one, one to many or a batch to its lines.

  3. 03

    Explained

    Every line left over named, with its owner.

  4. 04

    Tied

    The cash reconciliation ready for its preparer and reviewer at close.

What Orion works out, and what is yours

Orion does the arithmetic. People sign.

Lines are read and matched on their own. Every adjusting entry for a fee or a difference is a person's.

Orion matches, ties and calculates on its own, from the records already in your foundation. Every journal posted, every difference written off, every reconciliation signed off and every period locked is a person's decision, recorded with their name. Orion never moves money.

Orion works it out

  • Reads statement lines for every account
  • Matches deposits, payments, payroll and fees by your rules
  • Names every line left over
  • Keeps each line as the bank sent it

Always a person

  • Every adjusting entry for a fee or a difference
  • New matching rules
  • Adding a bank account

FAQ

Bank feeds, run end to end.

How does Orion get our bank data?

From your bank's feed, set up with your instance at onboarding and checked on your own accounts, or from the statement files your bank already sends: CSV, OFX and BAI2. Each line is kept as the bank sent it.

Can Orion move money?

No. Orion reads bank lines and payment records. Your own bank and your own payment runs move the money.

How are deposits matched to customer payments?

Against the receipts Atlas already holds, by reference, amount and date. A lockbox batch is matched to every receipt in it, summed, and a deposit with no receipt behind it is named for its owner.

What about accounts in other currencies?

Each account is read and matched in its own currency, and balances are never added across currencies without a rate your policy names.

What if the same statement file is imported twice?

Nothing changes. Each line is recognized as already read, so a file imported twice adds nothing and nothing is matched twice.

Who can see bank data in Orion?

The people your roles allow, and no one else. Bank lines live in your company's own database, behind its own login.

See bank matching work on your own cash.

Bring last month's close: the checklist, the reconciliations and the trial balance. We run it through Orion beside your team and show you where it would have tied, and give you an honest answer if the close is slow for a reason upstream that you should fix first.

Your close calendar, chart of accounts, thresholds, reviewers and sign-off order are yours, and they stay yours. Orion is configured to the way your team closes. You are not handing over a playbook or fitting into a template.