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How to perform cash confirmation procedures using DataSnipper

Use Document Matching in DataSnipper to perform and automate cash confirmation procedures, including alternative procedures with bank statements. Covers DataSnipper v5.0 or later.

Learn how to use DataSnipper to perform and automate your cash confirmation procedures with Document Matching. This procedure applies to DataSnipper v5.0 or later.

Video walkthrough

What the video covers

The walkthrough shows importing confirmation responses and bank statements, organising them into folders, and running Document Matching against the client listing to confirm cash balances, with alternative procedures for non-replies.

Prerequisites

  • Completed and scanned confirmation responses imported into DataSnipper

  • Any supporting evidence for alternative procedures, such as bank or account statements or screenshots from a web portal or source system

  • A listing from your client's source system

Start the procedure

1. Import all relevant documents into DataSnipper: confirmations, bank statements, and screenshots.

2. Open the Document Organizer and create folders for Bank Confirmation, Bank Statements, and any other supporting evidence for alternative procedures.

Creating document folders in the Document Organizer

3. Click the Document Matching button in the DataSnipper ribbon and select Start new Document Matching.

4. Select your sample data. If it includes headers, check First row includes headers, then click Next to select the relevant document folders.

5. Cross-check the output columns and adjust them to your procedure.

Configuring Document Matching output columns

6. Click Match all rows and DataSnipper matches the input and output columns automatically.

Matched cash confirmation results

7. Once the match is complete, review the output by moving through the snipped cells.

If you do not have a listing to match against, you can use Form Extraction to create a table first.

Sharing the file

You can exclude all documents before saving the workbook in your audit file using the include/exclude documents toggle. You can also delete specific documents if needed.

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