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Transactions that the automatic matching engine could not reconcile live in the Unmatched workbench. Use it to review the unmatched queue, select counterpart transactions, and pair them into match groups manually.

Accessing the Unmatched workbench


Navigate to Matcher → Resolve → Unmatched in the left sidebar and select a reconciliation context.

The unmatched queue


The workbench lists the context’s unmatched transactions with the following columns: Transaction, Source (labeled with its side — left or right), Amount, Status, Exception, Date, and per-row Actions. By default the list is scoped by a date Window; set Date from and Date to and click Apply filters, or switch to Show all (unbounded) to browse all history.

Selecting transactions


Select transactions with the row checkboxes to build a pairing basket. A counter above the table shows how many transactions are on the page and how many are In basket. The basket keeps selections while you filter or page, and a Clear action empties it. When you select a transaction, the workbench can show Suggested counterparts — opposite-side unmatched transactions the engine considers plausible matches, each with a confidence score and the rationale behind it.

Creating the match


1

Pair the selection

With at least two transactions in the basket, click Pair selected. A confirmation dialog (Pair these transactions?) summarizes the selection.
2

Add a note (optional)

Enter a reason in the Note (optional) field — why these transactions belong together.
3

Confirm

Confirm with Pair selected. The system creates a confirmed match group linking the selected transactions, and the rows leave the unmatched queue.
A manual match requires at least two transactions, and they must come from at least two different sources. Manual matches are created with confidence 100 and confirmed immediately — to undo one, use the Unmatch action on the group in the run’s match groups view (see Managing matches).

Ignoring a transaction


If an unmatched transaction should be excluded from matching altogether (for example, a duplicate or an already-reversed entry), use the row’s Ignore action. The confirmation dialog explains that the transaction is excluded from matching and leaves the queue.