Reconciliation friction
Bank feeds drop. Integrations break after API updates. The close drags into week two.
Match orders, charges, refunds, bank lines, approvals, and evidence as the work happens, so finance can explain the number without chasing screenshots.
Pulled from recurring complaints across finance subreddits, G2, and operator forums.
Bank feeds drop. Integrations break after API updates. The close drags into week two.
Inter-company entries are manual. Currency translation is fragile. Consolidation is a quarterly project.
Numbers can't be traced back to source. Auditors get screenshots, not evidence.
GL in one tool. AP in another. Revenue recognition in a spreadsheet. The team still has to rebuild the story.
The pain points finance teams describe most often — in their own words.
Two weeks of close work eats the controller team's bandwidth for everything else.
Every metric ships with an asterisk. Decisions wait for reconciliation that never finishes.
Screenshots get stapled to control statements. Evidence is reconstructed, not recorded.
Spreadsheets become the only place the full explanation exists. Errors show up when they're expensive.
Lyberty keeps the evidence and workflow around the number, not just the final total.
Reconciliation runs as data lands. Close isn't a project — it's a state the business is always in.
Orders, invoices, payments, fees, refunds, and allocations stay traceable and reversible.
Every entry can carry the source, owner, approval, and evidence. Audit becomes a review, not a quarterly scramble.
Consolidation, currency translation, and inter-company elimination run inside the same ledger — not on top of it.
Bring your chart of accounts, payment sources, and one messy close workflow. We'll map the facts, approval steps, and evidence needed for a cleaner baseline.