Partner statements
Collect periodic statement tables with references, transaction dates, amounts, currencies, and statuses.
Partner files for financial services
Collect statements, settlement batches, and reconciliation inputs through controlled partner feeds, validate structured Excel or CSV tables, preserve every correction, and give finance teams one traceable accepted file per period.
Common financial-services exchanges
Keep the partner, period, file readiness, correction trail, and accepted version together before matching or accounting work begins.
Collect periodic statement tables with references, transaction dates, amounts, currencies, and statuses.
Validate structured batch files against the fields and values expected by the receiving process.
Give reviewers one accepted partner file and preserve every earlier correction for the audit trail.
A controlled finance-file workflow
Your team sets trusted expectations once, while partners get a clear submission, correction, and acceptance experience.
Capture the expected file, finance cycle, and data requirements for each partner exchange.
Give each partner a secure, focused place for the finance files your team expects.
Open the statement month, settlement cycle, batch date, or ad hoc review period.
Keep each file connected to its partner, finance period, and correction history.
Show clear locations and examples so the partner can correct the file and submit a new version.
Make one current accepted file available for authorized download or API retrieval before matching, reconciliation, accounting, or review.
Example settlement batch
Apply consistent rules to the submitted partner table and retain the accepted original with its period context.
Require the partner and internal references, date, amount, currency, and status fields.
Check transaction dates and amounts against the agreed formats and ranges.
Apply accepted currency codes, record statuses, transaction types, or other reviewed values.
Flag repeated partner, reference, date, and amount combinations.
Operational visibility
Track expected periods, corrections, acceptance, and current-file status in one auditable history.
Built for recurring financial inputs
Start with a repeated exchange whose arrival, structure, and accepted version matter before review or import.
Questions financial-services teams ask
Apply detailed checks to the Excel or CSV table used for review, including the references, dates, amounts, currencies, statuses, and duplicates your process relies on.
Yes. The corrected file becomes a new submission, earlier attempts remain in history, and the later accepted version becomes current.
Authorized reviewers can download the accepted file, or an approved integration can retrieve it through the API.
It gives matching, reconciliation, and accounting teams one accepted partner file with clear period context and a complete correction history.
Explore the connected workflow
See the gateway, file contracts, relevant use cases, and adjacent partner-file workflows.
Start with one financial partner file
Define the expected file and checks, then keep submission, correction, and acceptance in one controlled workflow.