LedgerMatch
LedgerMatch Google Sheets™ add-on
The LedgerMatch Google Sheets™ add-on brings bank reconciliation into a spreadsheet workflow. It helps bookkeepers work from exported transaction data, review likely matches and exceptions, and continue the result in Google Sheets™.
What the add-on does
- Provides a LedgerMatch entry point inside Google Sheets™.
- Works with spreadsheet-based bank and ledger data.
- Keeps proposed matches, unmatched rows, and duplicate risks available for review.
- Supports a spreadsheet-friendly handoff after reconciliation.
Who it is for
The add-on is for bookkeepers and small accounting firms that organize client work in Google Sheets™ and want reconciliation to stay close to that workflow.
How it relates to LedgerMatch
The Google Sheets™ add-on is one access point to the LedgerMatch reconciliation workflow. It does not turn Google Sheets™ into an accounting system and does not replace QuickBooks or Xero as the system of record.
Install
Install LedgerMatch from the Google™ Workspace Marketplace listing, then follow the add-on’s setup and authorization instructions inside Google Sheets™.
Frequently asked questions
Is LedgerMatch a Google Sheets add-on?
Yes. LedgerMatch has a Google Sheets™ add-on that brings the bank reconciliation workflow into spreadsheet-based bookkeeping work.
Does the add-on replace QuickBooks or Xero?
No. It is an access point for reconciliation work in Google Sheets™. QuickBooks, Xero, or another accounting platform remains the system of record.