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Three numbers should match every month. Find out why they don't.

A monthly check for your trust account. It compares the bank statement, your trust journal and the total of your client ledgers, and lists only the items that break the match, with the likely reason.

One-time build · $4,600

30%

of Connecticut's trust-account audits in 2024 ended with no findings. In 2017 it was only 14%.

New York City Bar Association

Why trust reconciliations break

How it works

  1. Three records in

    The bank statement file, the trust journal and the client ledger report from your practice software. No bank login needed.

  2. Everything matched

    Each bank line is matched to the journal and to the client it belongs to. Most match on their own.

  3. Explain the rest

    What is left is listed with the likely reason: card fee, timing, wrong matter or a reversal. When all three agree, you get a dated report.

What you get

  • A monthly three-way reconciliation in minutes, not hours
  • Every mismatch listed with its likely cause
  • A dated, printable report for your records and any audit
  • Card fees and timing differences spotted before they build up

A good fit if

  • You take card payments into trust
  • Your trust reconciliation takes hours, or does not always get done
  • You use Clio, MyCase or similar with QuickBooks

Probably not for you if

  • Your accounting software already does a three-way reconciliation you trust
  • You rarely hold client money in trust

Price

$4,600

One time, for the finished tool. About 65–120 hours of work at the same $50 an hour as the cost calculators on this site.

Talk about your firm
  • Set up for your bank, card processor and practice software
  • Tested on your last three months of trust activity
  • A dated monthly reconciliation report
  • Training for your bookkeeper

Questions

What is a three-way trust reconciliation?

Checking each month that three numbers agree: the trust bank statement balance, the trust account journal, and the total of all client ledger balances. Many state bars require it; check your own state's rule.

Does it change my accounting?

No. It only reads. Corrections are made by your bookkeeper in your own software. You stay responsible for the trust account.

Do you need access to my bank?

No. You download the statement file from your bank and upload it.

Is this legal advice about trust rules?

No. It shows mismatches. What your state requires, and how to correct an error, is for you and your bar's guidance.

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Updated Sep 28, 2026

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