Brightwater Provisions, Inc.
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Brightwater Provisions, Inc.
LedgerPro to new ERP
Why the two sides of this control disagree — record by record, down to the line of the file each one came from. Back to reconciliation results
The two sides of this control should agree for period end 2026-05-31, target account 2000. Anything left over is money one side reports and the other does not.
The same balances carried through the account mapping. It answers a different question from R1: not 'is the ledger complete' but 'does it still tie after being mapped onto the new chart of accounts'.
What this comparison can and cannot show
The legacy system's own balances for these accounts. A control report is an aggregate, so Relay cannot match it row by row — it compares the totals and then shows what could move them.
Every record below links to what Relay staged, and every file reference links to the exact line of the uploaded export.
| Record Relay staged | Date | Account | Amount | Line in the uploaded file |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tb:2000:2025-12-31 | 2000 | (735,473.01)USD | row 28, line 29 | |
Lines of the export Relay could not parse, so nothing from them reached the staged detail. They are kept exactly as received, and they may account for part of the difference above.
| tb:2000:2026-05-31 |
|---|
| 2000 |
| (1,162,127.02)USD |
| row 688, line 689 |
Detail: 2014 lines totalling (425,469.39)USD by entry date.
Each line below carries an entry date in one period and a posting period in another, so the control report and Relay's detail count the same money in different periods. That is the usual reason an account ties overall but not period by period.
| Record Relay staged | Date | Account | Amount | Line in the uploaded file |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| jl:JE-AP-20455:2 | 2000 | (1,184.62)USD | row 7639, line 7640 |