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How Invoices Are Automatically Suggested When a Remittance Is Received via Email

Understand how Kolleno automatically processes remittance files from customer emails and uses them to suggest invoice matches during reconciliation.

Written by Kolleno Support
Updated over a month ago

When a customer emails a remittance advice file, Kolleno automatically:

  1. Detects and uploads the remittance file to your Remittances section

  2. Creates a Promise to Pay for the invoices listed in the file

  3. Pre-fills suggested matches when you reconcile the bank payment

This automation saves time and ensures accurate payment matching without manual data entry.


How It Works

Step 1 – Customer Sends Remittance via Email

When a customer sends an email to Kolleno with a remittance file attached (CSV, Excel, or PDF), the system automatically:

  • Scans the attachment for invoice references and amounts

  • Uploads the file to the Remittances section

  • Identifies invoices that match your ERP records

The remittance file appears in Remittances without any manual upload required.


Step 2 – Promise to Pay Is Created

Kolleno's AI reads the remittance file and automatically generates a draft Promise to Pay for the invoices listed.

This Promise to Pay:

  • Links to the specific invoices mentioned in the file

  • Appears in Collector Tasks and on the Customer Timeline

  • Requires your approval before becoming active

You can Approve or Decline the Promise to Pay directly from the timeline.


Step 3 – Suggested Match Is Pre-Filled

When you go to reconcile the bank payment:

  1. Navigate to Bank Transactions

  2. Select the payment transaction

  3. The Suggested Match section will automatically show:

    • The invoices from the remittance file

    • The reason for the suggestion (e.g., "Remittance Based")

You can also:

  • Click Select Remittance to manually choose the uploaded remittance file

  • Use Find Match if you need to adjust the selection


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