Reconciliation using Data Sources
Creating Data Sources for Reconciliation
Before you can reconcile data, you need to upload your data sources to Bitwave.
Create Your Data Sources
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Navigate to Data Fusion > Data Sources and click New Data Source.
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Give your data source a name.
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Choose your data source Type:
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Google Sheets: Make sure to grant viewer access to the Bitwave email address displayed on the screen. For the Range, enter the name of the tab containing your data.
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CSV Upload: Click upload to select and upload your CSV file.
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Once all the fields are filled out, click Create Data Source.
Your new data source will appear on the Data Sources page with a unique ID. Repeat this process to create a second data source that you'll use for comparison.
For this guide, we'll use sample Salesforce and Fireblocks data sources.

Running a Reconciliation
Now that your data sources are ready, you can start the reconciliation process.
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Set Up a New Reconciliation
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Go to Reconciliation and click Create new to create a reconciliation group.
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Enter a Name, Description, and Cadence (how often you'll run this reconciliation). This will create Group related reconciliation templates together in a single recon group.
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Once the group is created, click on it and then click Create.
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Fill in the details for your new reconciliation and click Next.
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Configure Your Reconciliation
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On the next screen, select your two data sources for reconciliation. For example, we'll select Salesforce as Data Source 1 and Fireblocks as Data Source 2.
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Next, select the common columns (keys), that exist in both data sources. For sample data, we'll choose "transaction hash" as Key 1 and "asset symbol" as Key 2. Click Next.
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Now, select the specific columns you want to reconcile. Select the values and additionally you can define the appropriate match tolerances for reconciling values to each other.
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Run and Review the Results
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With your reconciliation template created, click on it and select Run Reconciliation.
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After the reconciliation runs successfully, you can view the results. For a detailed breakdown, click Line items to review the results in the UI, or Export Report to download a full report.
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Updated about 20 hours ago