On 10/7/2019 1:24 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
Let me add my $0.02 to this.. There are multiple ways to enter
transactions into GnuCash (specifically, importing and hand-entering), and
there are multiple ways that errors and discrepancies can happen. The
most common error/discrepancy is human error when hand-entering
transactions. HOWEVER, I have certainly found bank errors, and I've
certainly found bogus transactions (Amazon seems to have a funny way to
false billing my wife's credit card periodically).
And I'll raise that another $0.02
You need to SEE the discrepancies and make sense out of them.
Bank errors (misread of check, for example, but I have experienced one
"transit" error)
Strange charges on credit card << call CC bank >>
And WHY is that check still outstanding << need to contact the person? >>
Michael D Novack
PS -- that said, I do manual reconciliation for all my orgs. For all of
them, six transactions would be a busy month. If instead there were 60,
I'd be using the automated.
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