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We had a recurring $45K monthly variance between treasury cash reports and our AR aging. I dug into timestamps and found operations was batching receipts daily while treasury posted bank feeds hourly, causing timing mismatches and duplicate manual entries. I met with the treasury manager and ops lead, showed them a two-week audit trail, and proposed a single source of truth: automated bank feed ingestion with a rules-based matching engine and one daily cut-off. After implementing the feed and a reconciliation exception report, discrepancies dropped from $45K to under $2K monthly and the time spent reconciling fell 40%. We also formalized an SLA for posting timing and trained both teams on the new workflow.
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