It's been while that I tried Skrooge, so I am not sure if it now supports periodic account reconciliation. Typically, when I receive a statement from my bank I want to make sure what I think my account balance is matches with what the Bank says is. Another critical criterion for me is to be able to figure out the last date on which account was reconciled. I have many accounts and not all are active, so I periodically go in and figure out which accounts I haven't reconciled in a while and make sure they are up-to-date. Does Skrooge support both these (reconciliation and date of reconciliation) functionalities now?

Thanks

JantarMantar wrote:It's been while that I tried Skrooge, so I am not sure if it now supports periodic account reconciliation. Typically, when I receive a statement from my bank I want to make sure what I think my account balance is matches with what the Bank says is.

Yes this is available.
You just have to:
-Select an account
-Right click + reconcile
-Enter the expected amount in the field under the operation table
-Point operations
-Validate the reconciliation

JantarMantar wrote:Another critical criterion for me is to be able to figure out the last date on which account was reconciled. I have many accounts and not all are active, so I periodically go in and figure out which accounts I haven't reconciled in a while and make sure they are up-to-date. Does Skrooge support both these (reconciliation and date of reconciliation) functionalities now?

Not yet for the date.

JantarMantar wrote:Thanks

smankowski wrote:

JantarMantar wrote:Another critical criterion for me is to be able to figure out the last date on which account was reconciled. I have many accounts and not all are active, so I periodically go in and figure out which accounts I haven't reconciled in a while and make sure they are up-to-date. Does Skrooge support both these (reconciliation and date of reconciliation) functionalities now?

Not yet for the date.

Thank you for the quick answer. Is adding support for reconciliation date on the near/long term plan?

Not yet. Added in TODO list.