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Practice Matching with Sample Documents

Use this article when you want to practice matching without noise from live client files. The attachments at the bottom give you a safe folder-based scenario plus a broad-scope scenario so you can see the difference.

Written by William Karkegi
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Use this article when you want to practice matching without noise from live client files. The attachments at the bottom give you a safe folder-based scenario plus a broad-scope scenario so you can see the difference.

Use the attachments for

  • testing Use document folders versus All documents

  • mapping output columns with less guesswork

  • seeing how unrelated files create noisy results

  • saving a clean setup as a reusable template

Attachments to use

How to practice

  1. Download the attached PDFs plus folder-mode-input.csv, broad-scope-test.csv, and expected-output.csv.

  2. Import the CSV files into separate Excel sheets so you can compare a clean scope and a noisy scope.

  3. Upload all PDFs, but keep the AP and bank files in separate folders inside Document Organizer.

  4. Run Document Matching on folder-mode-input.csv with Use document folders.

  5. Compare the clean run against expected-output.csv.

  6. Then run broad-scope-test.csv with All documents to see how unrelated files create weaker results.

  7. Save the clean setup as a template once the output looks right.

Expected result

  • Folder-based scope gives cleaner results than the broad-scope run

  • Mapped output columns stay readable

  • You finish with one template worth reusing

Use this before live work

  • Use this pack before your first real reconciliation job

  • Use it again when you change folder strategy or matching options

  • If this pack works but production matching does not, narrow the live document scope first

Read next

  • Folder Strategy for Clean Matching

  • Choose the Right Matching Mode

  • Map Columns Without Errors

  • Save and Reuse Matching Templates

  • Use Advanced Matching Options

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