Improved reconciliation processes lead to reduced risks and costs and can translate into increased end users’ satisfaction. Less effort spent on manual processing, research and other forms of intervention saves a significant amount of time and money.

Improved data accuracy—and as a result, improved reconciliation accuracy—correlates directly with reducing risk. This can make analysis easier and more accurate, reduce exceptions and help organizations more easily stay in compliance. Resources no longer devoted to manual interventions can be focused on higher-value tasks.