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Record · 12 Marchyourfirm.keelra.comLive
  1. 09:02:14Ingest34 supplier invoices pulled from the accounting inbox
  2. 09:02:51Classify34 documents typed and matched to suppliers
  3. 09:04:07Reconcile3 discrepancies across 1,204 ledger entries
  4. 09:04:07HoldHeld – waiting for your approval
  5. 09:11:36ApproveM. Kowalska approved 3 of 3 exceptions
  6. 09:11:38WriteWritten to the system, report sent to 2 recipients
  • Machine
  • Waiting for a human
  • Human-approved

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Entry 09:11:36 · Approval

Proposed by
Keelra · reconciliation run
Item
3 exceptions · 41,806.20 PLN variance
Decided by
M. Kowalska · Head of Operations
Decision
Approved · 09:11:36 CET

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