PayPal reconciliation across three layers, fully automated

Bank reconciliation matches two layers: the bank and your ledger. PayPal reconciliation adds a third, the original sale, and must break aggregated settlements into their parts.

Connect every order to its settlement

Embat ingests sales orders from wherever they live, pairs them with PayPal transactions, and traces each one to the net deposit in your bank.

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Break down every settlement

Each PayPal settlement is unpacked into gross revenue, provider fees, retained balance, and net deposit, each posted to the right ledger account.

PSP reconciliation with Embat

Match automatically by transaction ID

Every PayPal transaction carries a transaction ID that maps to a sales order. The automatching engine pairs them instantly and groups results into daily bundles.

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Review only what needs attention

Each day consolidates into a single reconciliation bundle showing matched items, outstanding transactions, and posting status, so nothing slips through.

A direct, two-way connection between PayPal, your bank, and your ERP

The same integration that powers reconciliation keeps your systems in sync, in real time rather than overnight batches.

What your finance team gets back

5-day faster close

Up to 75% less manual time

Commission transparency with fees control gateway

Fee transparency

Scalable operations with PSP gateways

Scalable operations

Accurate cash position with money in transit forecasting

Accurate cash position

One reconciliation flow,
every gateway

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Frequently Asked Questions

Bank reconciliation matches two layers: the bank statement and the general ledger. PayPal reconciliation adds the sales order as a third layer and must break aggregated settlements into individual transactions, separating transaction fees, currency conversion, and disputes before the net amount is matched against the bank deposit. This is why a spreadsheet approach breaks down at volume.

Embat connects directly to PayPal and pulls transaction-level data in real time, then posts reconciliation results to your ERP through bidirectional integration with SAP, NetSuite, Business Central, Sage Intacct and many more systems. Journal entries and payment statuses sync back automatically, keeping every system aligned without manual re-keying.

Yes. It is a pre-accounting process that feeds Embat's accounting module. Once sales, PayPal transactions, and bank settlements are matched, Embat generates bundles with the full breakdown, and these post to your ERP. The returning entry confirms the posting in Embat, keeping bank and ledger balances aligned.

Sales orders often sit outside the ERP, in a marketplace backend, an ecommerce platform, or a ticketing system. Embat's public API connects to wherever they are and brings them into the reconciliation flow alongside Paypal and bank data.