Account Reconciliation Programs (ARP)

Georgia Banking Company's ARPs are flexible, automated systems designed to streamline the reconciliation of checks issued and deposits made to high-volume business checking accounts. Utilizing one of the nation's most advanced reconciliation software programs, these ARPs ensure efficient disbursement and deposit management.

Features

  • Check Positive Pay: Prevents check fraud by matching presented checks against issued check details provided by the company.
  • Reverse Positive Pay: Allows verification of checks/issue files with a company's own system, with information transmitted for self-processing.
  • Payee Name Verification: Match the name of the signature line for additional verification.
  • Image Delivery Service: Delivers paid check images via transmission or online access.
  • Issue File Self-Management: This feature enables management of the issue process, including adding, deleting, changing, or voiding issue records through an online portal.
  • Partial Reconciliation (Paid Check Listing): This report lists all checks paid during the cycle, typically in check number order, with options for Paid Date order. It can be accessed online or electronically for input into a reconciliation system.
  • Deposit Listing Reconciliation: This report provides a detailed list of deposits made to an account, sortable by deposit location. It can be accessed online or electronically for input into a reconciliation system.
  • Full Reconciliation: Offers a balanced reconciliation at the end of the account cycle. Georgia Banking Company matches the issued checks file against cleared checks and provides a list of paid and unpaid items. This report is accessible online or electronically for input into a reconciliation system.


Benefits

  • Increased Efficiency: Eliminates manual sorting and data re-keying, reducing clerical reconciling time.
  • Improved Control and Security: The Image Viewer enhances internal audit capabilities by allowing controlled access to check and deposit details.
  • Lowered Costs: Deposit Listing by location reduces the need for separate accounts, and the Image Viewer cuts filing and destruction costs of sensitive documents.

FAQs

Q What is Account Reconciliation?

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Account reconciliation cross-checks a company's financial records with external verification methods, ensuring the accuracy and consistency of financial data for informed decision-making and financial integrity.

Q What makes a good Account Reconciliation? 

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Accuracy, completeness, and consistent, timely reconciliation are essential for effective account reconciliation.

Q What is the main purpose of Account Reconciliation?

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Account reconciliation certifies the accuracy and integrity of an organization's financial processes, helping detect discrepancies and fraudulent transactions.


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