Kumry gives you ways to see where your figures came from: a migration reconciled to your old system, a signed certificate, an approval trail on each posting, linked ledger history and GST you can trace.
Each one answers a specific question about your books. Together they let you, your accountant or anyone you share a certificate with see what happened.
When you import from Xero, Kumry reconciles the result to the cent against the source trial balance and lists anything that needs your attention.
How to check
Open the migration result in Kumry and review the reconciliation and the flagged items.
For a Xero import, Kumry issues a digitally signed certificate recording what moved and what was flagged.
How to check
Open the migration result in Settings → Data migration to see the certificate and what it records.
Each posting to the ledger records who approved it and when, alongside the audit history of who did what.
How to check
Open any posted transaction to see its approval; use the audit history to follow changes over time.
Each posted entry is linked to the one before it, so a later change to an earlier entry would show up.
How to check
The chain is checked by Kumry; a break would show that posted history had been altered.
Kumry prepares GST and BAS figures and shows the transactions that make up each amount.
How to check
From the GST report, drill into a figure to see the transactions behind it before you or your agent lodge.
A valid signature or an unbroken chain shows that a record has not been altered since it was signed or posted. A reconciliation shows that two sets of figures agree. Neither replaces judgement about how a transaction should be coded or taxed, which is why Kumry keeps people approving what posts.
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