Support
Quick answers to common questions about onboarding, setup, reconciliation workflows, sync health, user management, and support.
BillingReconcile uses a guided onboarding process. After account creation, you’ll complete an intake questionnaire, book your onboarding session, and then be guided through setup before platform access is fully enabled.
The usual next steps are to run a sync, review client mapping, confirm suggested client matches, set up service mapping rules, and then move into Billing & Invoices to review discrepancies.
Very important. Incorrect client mapping can make discrepancies misleading or incorrect, so most teams review client mapping after their first sync and before spending much time on billing review.
Not always. Many integrations include presets for common billing models. Custom rules are available when your workflow needs something more specific.
Calculated discrepancies are based on values BillingReconcile can directly derive from connected data. Estimated discrepancies use platform logic when an exact value is not available.
Unmapped discrepancies usually mean BillingReconcile found usage or billing data that is not matched to the expected client, service, or PSA billing item. Unaccounted discrepancies usually mean usage was not captured by any current mapping rule.
Green means the connector is healthy. Yellow usually means the integration is unsynced or needs attention. Red means the sync failed and should be reviewed before relying on the data.
Yes. They can be invited by email and will be prompted to sign up and sign in before accepting the invitation.
Plan changes are prorated for the remainder of the month. The next billing cycle still aligns to month-end so bookkeeping stays predictable.
You can use the built-in Contact Support page to open a ticket, track its status, withdraw or reinstate requests, or book a meeting with the support team.