Reconciliation is a process that compares two sets of data to ensure that they are consistent and accurate. It involves identifying and resolving discrepancies between the datasets. Common uses include bank reconciliation (comparing bank statements with internal records), inventory reconciliation (comparing physical inventory counts with book inventory records), and data reconciliation (ensuring consistency across different databases or systems).
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