Custodian and bank statements exist to be checked against your records, not retyped into them. ADI reads every statement, matches positions and transactions against the book of record, and surfaces only the breaks that need a human, so reconciliation becomes review, not data entry.
A thousand lines agree and nine do not. Finding the nine is the job; typing the thousand is the cost.
A reviewer opens the queue and sees nine lines, each with the statement and the book beside it.
Reading and matching a full custodian statement against the book takes about a minute.
Matched lines and breaks alike carry a link to the statement they came from.
Commitment, drawdown and wire detail extracted and posted, wire-ready in minutes.
Recallable and category splits classified correctly at entry, not reconciled later.
Structured extraction for the tax documents that arrive late and matter at filing.
Your own custodian statement, your own book, and the line-by-line checking someone did last month.