Reconcile QuickBooks against anything
Bank export, payroll register, a schedule from another system — drop both sides and ask for the differences. The matching is SQL, not eyeballing.
Reconciliation is the definition of work that computers should do and humans still do: two lists, mostly matching, and you're hunting for the handful that don't. VLOOKUP breaks on duplicates and near-matches; eyeballing breaks on volume.
GPTBeyond turns the reconciliation into a query. Drop the QuickBooks export and the bank file, describe the match, and get three clean lists: matched, only-in-QuickBooks, only-in-bank — with amount differences called out. The matching logic is visible SQL, so when your reviewer asks "how did you tie this?", you show them the query.
The prompt
“Compare my QuickBooks transactions to this bank CSV and list everything that doesn't match — missing on either side, or same transaction with a different amount.”
Fuzzy cases are follow-ups: "match on amount and date within 3 days" or "ignore transactions under $1."
How it works
Connect QuickBooks live, or drop an export — Excel, CSV, JSON, Parquet. From QuickBooks or any other system.
The AI plans the steps and writes the SQL for each one — visible on the canvas, readable, auditable.
A real query engine in your browser runs the SQL on your actual data. Numbers are computed, never generated.
What you get
- Matched, only-in-QuickBooks, and only-in-bank lists
- Amount differences on near-matches, called out explicitly
- Match logic as visible SQL — the answer to "how did you tie this?"
- A workflow you re-run every close
Common questions
Can it handle different date formats or column names between the files?
Yes — the AI reads each file's actual schema and writes the query to normalize both sides. You don't reformat the files to match; the SQL does.
What about one-to-many matches, like a deposit that covers three invoices?
Describe it: "a single bank deposit may cover multiple invoices — match on summed amounts by date." Aggregation-then-match is exactly what SQL is good at.
Does my financial data get uploaded to a server?
No. Your file contents stay in your browser — the computation runs on your machine. The AI only sees your column names and a small sample so it can plan the steps. When you connect QuickBooks live, data flows to your browser session, not into a database we keep.
Can the AI hallucinate my numbers?
No — the AI never generates numbers. It plans the analysis and writes SQL; a real query engine in your browser computes the result from your actual data. Every step is visible as SQL you can read and audit, so a wrong number is a wrong query you can see, not an invented figure you can't.
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Try it on your books
No sign-up to start. Drop a file or connect QuickBooks — your file contents never leave your machine.
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