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The Execute Reconciliation page lets you manually trigger the matching engine for the selected context. Use it to run reconciliation on demand, preview results in a dry run, and commit confirmed matches.

Accessing the Execute Reconciliation page


From the Reconciliations page, click the Execute button. Alternatively, use the Execute action from the Dashboard’s action buttons.

Run modes


Before starting, select a run mode from the Mode dropdown:
ModeDescription
DRY_RUNSimulates the reconciliation without persisting any matches. Use this to preview results before committing
COMMITRuns the reconciliation and persists all confirmed matches immediately

Starting a run


Click the Execute button to start the reconciliation. The page displays the run status with a badge indicating the current state:
StatusDescription
QUEUEDThe run is queued and waiting to be processed
PROCESSINGThe matching engine is actively processing transactions
COMPLETEDThe run finished successfully
FAILEDThe run encountered an error. The failure reason is displayed below the status badge
The page refreshes automatically every few seconds while the run is active.

Reviewing results


When a run completes, the page displays six summary cards:
CardDescription
CandidatesTotal number of candidate transactions evaluated
MatchesNumber of match groups created
Auto-ConfirmedMatches confirmed automatically based on rules and confidence thresholds
For ReviewMatches that require manual review before confirmation
UnmatchedTransactions that could not be matched
Prev. UnmatchedPreviously unmatched transactions carried over from earlier runs
Below the cards, a distribution bar visualizes the proportion of auto-confirmed (green), for-review (amber), and unmatched (red) transactions.

Committing a dry run


If the run was executed in DRY_RUN mode, a Confirm & Commit button appears after completion. Click it to persist the results as a committed run.

Viewing detailed results


Click the View Results button to navigate to the Matches page, filtered by the current context and run. From there you can inspect individual match groups, review confidence scores, and resolve unmatched transactions.