Need a more flexible alternative to Reconart?
Reiterate has native PSP integrations and automated data ingestion to speed up your reconciliation, month-end reporting, and more.
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Reiterate has everything you need for financial reconciliation and more
Whether you're navigating complex payment structures or seeking a reliable partner for finance workflow management, Reiterate provides the tools and insights you need for complete financial control.
Upload 20–200 invoices at once. The pipeline runs in parallel — extraction, classification, and validation happen simultaneously.
Match and verify transaction records between payment solution providers and your back-office
Match bank statement and general ledger transactions in minutes instead of hours
Build custom reconciliation rules for complex matching scenarios without writing code
Monitor your payment solution provider's performance and optimize costs
Estimate monthly transaction fees and compare them with settlement statements
What our customers say
We have transformed our back-office efficiency, reducing payment processing time with 100% automated data entry while dramatically improving accuracy.
Reiterate has become an essential part of our reconciliation process. Since integrating Reiterate, we've reduced manual tasks, gained better visibility, and achieved faster results overall.
In payments, transparency is paramount. Thanks to Reiterate's speed of delivery and underlying technology, we've reached a level of transparency previously unseen in our industry.
Reiterate has enabled us to automate payment reconciliation across a wide range of PSPs in different markets, and also provided critical visibility into fee structures and settlement discrepancies.