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Bank reconciliation in watt.ma lets you link each payment recorded in the platform with the actual entry on your bank account. This step is essential to distinguish billed revenue from collected revenue, identify discrepancies, and produce reliable accounting exports for your accountant.

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Reconciliation Architecture

The watt.ma ledger contains all payments created by the billing engine. The payment provider (CMI or Stripe) transfers funds to your bank account after a settlement delay. Reconciliation consists of matching these three levels and identifying entries not yet explained.

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Record a Bank Transfer

Manual transfers (residents, businesses, syndicates) are recorded in watt.ma by an administrator to update the status of the affected invoices.
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Open the reconciliation ledger

Sign in to web.watt.ma, then go to Reports > Reconciliation. The list displays invoices to reconcile, sorted by due date.
2

Select the invoice

Click on the relevant invoice (e.g., Invoice #2026-08-0052, amount 12,500.00 MAD).
3

Enter transfer details

Fill in the following fields:
  • Amount: 12,500.00 MAD
  • Receipt date: 2026-08-25
  • Bank reference: BANK-2026-00217
  • Payment method: Bank transfer
  • Administrator: your name (pre-filled)
  • Notes: Atlas Logistics transfer, August 2026 settlement
  • Linked invoice: #2026-08-0052 (selected automatically)
4

Validate reconciliation

Click Reconcile. The invoice status changes to Paid and the entry is timestamped with your identifier.
Every reconciliation action is timestamped with the author, date, IP address, and modifications made. This data forms the complete audit trail and is exportable from Reports > Export Data.

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Reconcile CMI Payments

For CMI QR and Moroccan card payments, watt.ma supports importing the settlement file sent by your bank.
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Import the settlement file

In Reports > CMI Reconciliation, click Import file. Select the CSV or Excel file received from your bank. The expected format contains: settlement date, amount, CMI transaction reference, and account number.
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Automatic matching

watt.ma compares the CMI transaction reference with payments at Successful status that have not yet been reconciled. Matches are displayed line by line with a validation status.
3

Validate matches

Check the confirmed lines, then click Validate batch. The payments change to Reconciled status.
4

Handle exceptions

Lines without automatic matches appear in the Exceptions tab. For each exception, you can:
  • Search manually for the matching payment
  • Create a manual payment if the bank entry does not match any watt.ma invoice
  • Mark the entry as a dispute and add an explanatory note
The CMI settlement delay is generally J+2 to J+5 depending on your merchant bank. Friday payments may appear in the settlement file the following Tuesday.

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Discrepancies and Disputes

Never delete a reconciliation entry. If you notice an error, create a new correction entry and document the reason in the notes. Deletion would hide the audit trail.

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Audit Trail

Every reconciliation action is recorded irreversibly:
  • Timestamp: exact date and time of the action (Casablanca time zone)
  • Author: identifier of the team member who performed the reconciliation
  • IP address: address from which the action was initiated
  • Modification: before and after value for each edited field
  • Affected invoices: list of invoice references linked to the operation
This data is accessible from Reports > Audit Trail > Reconciliations and exportable in CSV format.
Schedule a monthly audit trail export and send it to your accountant with the bank statement. This facilitates management control and tax package preparation.

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See Also

Resident Invoices

Issue and track monthly resident invoices with reminders and payment methods.

Export Data

Schedule monthly exports of the audit trail, invoices, and collections.

Payment Lifecycle

Understand the statuses of a payment attempt from creation to settlement.

Payment Failures

Manage declines, expired cards, and automatic reminders.