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The Matcher UI is the standalone web application for operating Matcher, Lerian’s reconciliation engine. It puts the full reconciliation workflow behind a visual interface: configure contexts, sources, and match rules, upload transaction data, run reconciliations, review matches, and resolve exceptions — all without writing API calls.
The Matcher UI is not part of Lerian Console. It ships as its own web application, deployed alongside the Matcher API, and does not require a Console installation. If you operate other Lerian products through the Console, Matcher is the exception: it brings its own work surface.
Matcher is only available if you’ve acquired the Matcher product. Want access? Get in touch with our team to learn more.

Accessing the Matcher UI


Your platform team deploys the Matcher UI alongside the Matcher API and shares the URL for your environment. Sign in with the credentials your identity provider issues; every action in the UI is authorized against the Matcher API with your identity and tenant — the UI has no separate permission model. Once signed in, the Context Switcher in the sidebar controls which reconciliation context you’re working with. The active context applies across all pages.

Main work surfaces


Dashboard

Reconciliation health at a glance — match rate, pending exceptions, cash exposure, and recent runs for the active context.

Reconciliation setup

Create contexts and manage their sources, match rules, and schedules from each context’s detail page.

Runs & uploads

Upload transaction files and start reconciliation runs, then track their progress.

Matches

Review confirmed match groups and confidence scores, or pair remaining transactions with manual matching.

Exceptions & disputes

Work the queue of transactions that didn’t match automatically — resolve, dispatch, or escalate them into formal disputes.

Reporting

Operational history, immutable audit logs, and downloadable archives for compliance.
For a page-by-page directory of every screen in the UI, see Matcher UI pages.

Beyond the UI


Everything the Matcher UI does runs through the Matcher API, so you can mix surfaces freely: