High-Volume Transaction Matching
The modern close demands “automation, accuracy, and scale”. With proven volumes and performance, flexible matching of any scenario, and finance‑owned—match transactions without data duplication and point-solution sprawl.
Surface exceptions for action—continuously through the period—so reconciliations auto‑certify more often, and consolidations run with fewer delays.

High-Volume Automation and Exception Management
Automate workflows and matching across multiple sources and data sets – running matches multiple times per day to surface exceptions, generate journals, or trigger dispute processes where needed.
Streamlining reconciliations, certifications, and enabling finance teams to focus on strategic analysis instead of manual data manipulation.

Eliminate Redundancy and Match Anything
Avoid data duplication by executing one-sided, three-way, or any combination of matches without reloading data.
Handle intricate use cases like intercompany, invoice to receipt, and corporate credit card transactions with flexibility while supporting virtually unlimited matching fields to reduce manual manipulation and tedious, non-value add concatenations.

Control Data Quality and Performance at Scale
Ensure accuracy and speed with built-in data integration and quality, user-managed indexing, archiving, and purging.
With proven volumes and performance to support up to hundreds of millions of transactions per month.
Delivering 100% Customer Success
“The OneStream platform is now core to McCain Foods Limited – uniting consolidation, planning, tax and analysis teams. OneStream Services’ strong leadership and technical knowledge was instrumental in our successful implementation. Their ability to actively listen to our goals and objectives and interpret during the design phase allowed us to create a system not only to satisfy our immediate needs, but to address our future needs.”
Richard N. Burton
McCain Foods

Seamless Data Integration
Load transaction data from multiple sources into the OneStream platform and our transaction matching software utilizes AI for advanced anomoly detection.
- Load data via flat files or direct connection
- Data can be imported daily, weekly, monthly or ad hoc when needed
- Perform data stacking and splitting to support your transaction matching
Workflow & Process
OneStream has the ability to design the user experience around the process and apply controls, validation & governance on ESG data collection, managing the monthly, quarterly and yearly tasks together.
Leverage OneStream's Task Manager solution to manage and orchestrate the process further and enable email notifications


Reporting & Analytics
Unify financial & operational insights to drive performance and deliver value. Deliver the right information, in the right format, at the right time
- Configurable dashboard visualizations to provide deep analysis of ESG data and turn it into valuable information and insights
- Data Blending capabilities supports reporting on high volumes of non-financial data
- Perform ad hoc analysis in Excel with our Exel plug in
- Integrate with other Microsoft Office products to produce & distribute ESG PowerPoint packs, Word docs and pds with ease
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FAQs About Transaction Matching Software
Transaction matching is the process of comparing and reconciling two sets of transaction data to ensure they align. The goal is to ensure that both sets of data are accurate and consistent.
Transaction matching software is a tool that automates the process of reconciling financial transactions by comparing records from different sources, such as bank statements and accounting systems.
Transaction matching software uses algorithms to automatically compare and match transactions.
Transaction matching software improves accuracy by automating the reconciliation process, reducing human error. It saves time by streamlining workflows and identifying discrepancies quickly.
Transaction matching software also enhances compliance by ensuring financial data is correctly reconciled, reduces operational costs by eliminating manual tasks, and supports faster decision-making with real-time data. It also offers scalability to handle growing transaction volumes efficiently.
Transaction reconciliation software provides significant advantages across a wide range of sectors, particularly those characterized by high transaction volumes or strict regulatory requirements. The financial services, banking, and insurance industries rely heavily on these tools to manage complex data streams and ensure compliance, while retail and e-commerce companies use them to synchronize sales across various payment gateways and platforms.
Additional industries and how they benefit:
- Healthcare: Managing patient payments, insurance claims, and remittances across disparate systems.
- Telecommunications & Utilities: High‑volume billing environments with complex adjustments and usage‑based charges.
- Logistics & Transportation: Reconciling freight bills, fuel cards, tolls, carrier invoices, and customer payments.
- Hospitality & Travel: Handling payments from booking platforms, card networks, and property‑level systems.
- Manufacturing & Distribution: Managing multi‑entity or multi‑currency transactions across global operations.
Across all these sectors, reconciliation software reduces manual effort, improves accuracy, and delivers real‑time financial clarity, which supports faster closes and stronger internal controls.
Most transaction matching software is designed to integrate seamlessly with popular accounting software, banking systems, and ERP platforms to ensure smooth data exchange and workflow efficiency.
A reconciliation tool should be used regularly, normally monthly or quarterly, depending on the volume of transactions, to ensure that financial records are accurate and up-to-date. In high-transaction environments, it may be used more frequently.
Reputable automated reconciliation and transaction matching software providers, such as OneStream, implement strong security measures, including data encryption and secure access controls, to protect sensitive financial information and ensure safe data handling.






