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Aritma Reconciliation vs MatchIQ

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CompanyAritma says it was established in 1990 and is headquartered in Bergen, Norway.The about page identifies Jack Whitehead as founder, says ReconcileIQ was founded in April 2025, and says he is based in the United Kingdom.
HeadquartersLaksevåg, NorwayUnited Kingdom
IntegrationsAritma says the solution integrates with over 250 banks and ERPs, with deeper integrations for selected ERP systems and flexible connectivity for broader ERP environments.The listed OAuth integrations are QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Pandle, FreeAgent and YNAB; the page marks the first five as post and YNAB as read and write.
PurposeAritma Reconciliation automates account reconciliation across companies, accounting systems, and banks, flagging discrepancies for finance teams to resolve.MatchIQ, ReconcileIQ's bank reconciliation tool, matches bank statements against accounting records, identifies discrepancies, and can push fixes back to accounting software.
SupportAritma says it provides support from finance and technology specialists and offers different SLA levels for guaranteed response times or dedicated assistance.The Starter plan lists email support, and the about page says the founder usually responds within 24 hours.

Aritma Reconciliation plans

  • ReconciliationPriced on request

MatchIQ plans

  • Start FreeFree
  • Starter£5 a month
  • Accountant£15 a month
  • Practice Essential£78 a month
  • Practice Pro£158 a month
  • Enterprise£398 a month

Pick Aritma Reconciliation if…

Aritma Reconciliation suits accounting firms, consultants, and in-house finance teams handling reconciliation across multiple companies or currencies.

Pick MatchIQ if…

ReconcileIQ suits accountants, accounting professionals, and business owners who need to match statements with accounting records. Its integrations and correction workflow may suit users working with the listed accounting products.

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