What problem does it solve?
Reconciliation breaks are often hard to explain because the mismatch could originate from timing, FX rates, account mapping, or duplicate postings; this Skill traces a break back to the originating GL and subledger source so you can state the exact reason.
Core Features & Use Cases
- GL-to-source tracing: Pull the GL journal entry or posting that produced the specific GL line (entry id, posting date, source system, batch id, preparer).
- Subledger-to-source tracing: Pull the matching trade/settlement transaction (trade id, trade/settle dates, counterparty, source feed, FX rate used).
- Attribute diff root-cause: Compare key attributes (posting/settle dates, FX rate/date, account mapping, quantity sign, amount sign) and convert the observed difference into a one-sentence cause statement.
Use case: After gl-recon classifies a break row, use break-trace to determine whether the break is caused by timing differences, an FX rate mismatch, a mapping error to the wrong account, or a duplicate post in the subledger.
Quick Start
Use the break-trace skill to trace a specific reconciliation break row back to its GL and subledger sources, then return a one-sentence root-cause statement and recommended next action.