This 1-hour webinar shows how to automate reconciliation to resolve mismatches, post journal entries, and stay on schedule without restarting every time something changes.

For most government finance teams, bank reconciliation is still a manual process: matching transactions by hand, cross-referencing spreadsheets, and switching between systems to confirm nothing was missed. It’s a routine task that quietly consumes days every month, and it often becomes the bottleneck that holds up close.

The risk isn’t just lost time. When reconciliation depends on manual matching, mismatches and missing transactions tend to surface late, sometimes not until audit season, when they’re far more expensive to untangle. Finance teams end up spending more energy defending their numbers than analyzing them.

This session, presented OpenGov, looks at how governments are rebuilding bank reconciliation around automation: rules-based matching that clears routine transactions on its own, real-time visibility into what still needs attention, and the ability to fix issues without starting the process over.

Participants will leave with a clear picture of what a faster, more defensible reconciliation process actually looks like.

Learning Objectives:

• Cut reconciliation time from days to hours with rules-based auto-matching
• Catch missing or mismatched transactions before audit season, not during it
• Fix issues and create journal entries without restarting the process
• Reconcile complex items like credit cards and split deposits with confidence
• Close every month knowing your balances are accurate and defensible

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