Stop checking whether everything matched.

See what matched, what didn’t, and what needs attention.

The information is already there.

Your data already shows what was expected and what actually happened. The problem is someone still has to compare the two to determine what matched, what didn’t, and what needs attention.

What SignalWatch watches for

SignalWatch compares expected activity with what actually happened and surfaces the differences that need attention.

MISSING

Expected activity did not occur.

SHORT

Actual activity was less than expected.

OVER

Actual activity was greater than expected.

UNEXPECTED

Actual activity occurred without a corresponding expected record.

It also watches the data itself.

SignalWatch can identify blocking data-quality issues that prevent a reliable comparison, keeping source-data problems separate from true reconciliation discrepancies.

It keeps watching.

SignalWatch tracks each reconciliation discrepancy over time so your team can see what is new, what remains active, what has improved, what has worsened, and what has been resolved.

NEW

A discrepancy has been detected.

ACTIVE

The discrepancy still exists.

IMPROVED

The variance has decreased but is not yet resolved.

WORSENED

The variance has increased.

RESOLVED

The discrepancy no longer exists.

See how it works with your process.

SignalWatch compares what was expected with what actually happened and surfaces the differences that need attention. Missing, short, over, and unexpected activity is clearly identified while matched activity remains visible for context. SignalWatch surfaces the differences. Your team decides what happens next.

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