Settle for controllers
A close that doesn't wait on AR.
Settle keeps the AR side of the books always current — settlements matched, write-offs tracked, disputes resolved on the invoice. Your reconciliation is clean because the books are clean.
The close that waits on everyone else.
A close that starts clean.
Cash application happens daily, not monthly.
Settle matches payments to invoices as they arrive. No more 3-day catch-up at close. The bank rec just works because the books were right all along.
Write-offs that exist in the ledger.
Settle keeps write-offs categorized, audit-trailed, and tied to the invoice — not in someone's head. The next auditor doesn't get to discover them.
Disputes that don't break reconciliation.
Tracked as their own records with their own state. When they resolve, the books were already right. No more redoing the rec.
An aging report that's current.
Settle's aging always reflects today's reality, not last Friday's snapshot. The numbers you act on are the numbers that are true.
What you stop reconciling by hand.
Settlement ledger — typed and tracked
Payments, write-offs, reversals — distinct objects. Net settlement drives invoice status. Nothing toggled by hand.
Per-invoice timeline
Every state change, every adjustment, every actor — recorded. The audit trail is the timeline.
Typed disputes with resolution tracking
Reason taxonomy, who needs to act next, resolution outcome. The reconciliation hooks into it. No more side-spreadsheets.
Approval gates with reviewer/requestor records
Every invoice gets approved before send. Outcomes are tracked. The control test takes minutes, not hours.
Multi-invoice remittance capture
One payment, multiple allocations, full evidence chain. Cash application by row, not by detective work.
Real-time aging, DSO, dispute reports
Always reflects current state. The board pack stops being a stale snapshot.
Questions, answered
Walk into close with the books already matched.
Start free in minutes, no credit card. Or grab 15 minutes and we'll run it on your own invoices.