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About This Automation
Contract and deposit tracking requires finance teams to manually log contracts, monitor payments, and reconcile deposits against settlement statements. This scattered process across email, spreadsheets, and bank statements creates delays and reconciliation errors.
Automation extracts contract data directly from PDFs, monitors deposits in real time, and reconciles settlement statements automatically. Deposits are tracked end-to-end with instant alerts for overdue payments and flagged discrepancies.
Key features:
Extract contract data automatically from PDF documents using document recognition
Monitor bank deposits daily and match them to expected contract amounts
Calculate deposit due dates based on contract terms without manual entry
Reconcile settlement statements against payment records and flag discrepancies
Send automated alerts when deposits are overdue or mismatched
Update accounting records in real time as deposits are received and verified
The issues teams report most often with this process
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Friction point
Companies Report This
1
Manual daily deposit checks
Finance team manually reviews bank statements and email daily to track incoming deposits, creating repetitive work and delays.
80%
2
Chasing overdue payments
Staff spend significant time calling or emailing buyers and agents to request late deposits, with no automated tracking of follow-ups.
67%
3
Settlement reconciliation errors
Manual comparison of deposits against settlement statements results in discrepancies that require time-consuming investigation and correction.
53%
4
Scattered contract data entry
Contract details are manually typed into spreadsheets from PDFs, introducing typos and requiring duplicate filing in document storage.
40%
5
Delayed accounting records
Journal entries and invoice records are created manually after deposits are received, delaying financial reporting and reconciliation.
26%
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Automation readiness
How well-suited this process is for automation
Process Pain Score™Manual deposit tracking across email, spreadsheets, and bank statements creates.
9.3/ 10
AI Fit Rating™Contract extraction, deposit matching, and settlement reconciliation are highly.
8.9/ 10
Automation Lift Index™Automation eliminates manual data entry, daily monitoring, and reconciliation.
8.5/ 10
Hidden Overhead™Context switching between email, spreadsheets, and bank statements, plus time.
7.3/ 10
How The Automation Works
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
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1. Contract Receivedtrigger
Signed contract arrives via email or is uploaded. The automation detects the new file and extracts key details.
2. Extract Contract Data
The automation reads the contract PDF, extracts buyer name, property address, contract date, deposit amount, and deposit due date, then logs these into the tracking system.
3. File Contract in Drive
Contract PDF is automatically moved to the correct folder based on property address or buyer name.
4. Create Tracking Record
A new row is created with all extracted contract details and a calculated deposit due date.
5. Monitor Bank Deposits
The automation checks bank feeds or daily for incoming deposits matching the expected amount and buyer, then updates the tracking sheet automatically.
6. Flag Overdue Deposits
If a deposit is not received by the due date, the automation sends a alert to the finance team and logs the overdue status.
7. Reconcile Settlement
When the settlement statement arrives, the automation compares final deposit amounts against the contract and payment records, flags discrepancies for manual review, and updates the status.
8. Record
A journal entry or invoice is automatically created for the deposit received, linked to the property and buyer.
Everything you need to know before mapping this process.
The system automatically flags the discrepancy and notifies the finance team for manual review. You can then investigate with the buyer or agent and update the record accordingly.