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The Bank Reconciliation Readiness report helps you decide whether the available bank and accounting data are in a state where reconciliation can be meaningfully reviewed. It is not useful to show a reassuring percentage when the underlying bank statement or reconciliation data is missing.

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What readiness means

A useful readiness view considers whether the workspace has the data required to compare accounting activity with bank activity and whether unresolved reconciliation work remains.

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When the result can be unavailable

If no bank statement, statement lines, or reconciliation data exists for the context being reviewed, Lynka should prefer an unavailable or not-ready result over a fabricated 100 percent value. No data is not the same as perfectly reconciled data.

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What to do when readiness is poor

Check:
  • whether the correct bank account exists
  • whether the statement or bank lines are present
  • whether the reporting period matches the statement
  • whether transactions are still unmatched
  • whether opening balances or prior periods create a carry-forward difference
Then open Reconcile bank transactions to work the underlying lines.

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Readiness is not the reconciliation itself

This report is a diagnostic view. The actual reconciliation happens in the bank reconciliation workflow where accounting entries and bank statement lines are matched or exceptions are resolved.
Last modified on September 7, 2026