Trust accounting · Three-way trust reconciliation

A monthly three-way reconciliation, ready to sign — not to build.

Bank balance, book balance and the total of the client ledgers must agree every month. Amortivo imports the statement, matches it to the trust ledger and prepares all three figures — then a second person signs it off and it's kept as a PDF.

Monthly trust reconciliation in Amortivo
Product screen with sample data.
How it works

Step by step

  1. Import the statementCSV or OFX from online banking.
  2. Match the linesAutomatic matches for payments, advances and distributions; suggestions for the rest.
  3. Review the three figuresAdjusted bank, book and client ledgers, with outstanding items listed.
  4. Sign offSent for sign-off; the signer can't be the preparer and re-enters their password.
Why it matters

What changes

  • Hours, not days, at month end
  • Evidence of control for regulators
  • Errors found while they're small

Used by

  • Mortgage administrators
  • Accountants
  • Compliance officers
What's included

Capabilities

Bank import

CSV and OFX/QFX statements.

Auto-matching

By amount, date and reference.

Outstanding items

Deposits in transit and uncleared payments.

Second-person sign-off

Enforced, with password re-check.

PDF record

Every signed reconciliation kept.

Month locking

Reconciled lines are locked against change.

FAQ

Questions about three-way trust reconciliation

What does three-way mean?

The adjusted bank balance, the trust book balance and the total of the client ledgers all agree.

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