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Celery — Reconciliation that learns.
Celery reads. It reads bank statements from Branches, payout files from Chard's processors, on-chain transfers from Greenhouse, and journal entries from Bean. It matches them by amount, time, counterparty, memo, and learned correlation, and surfaces the unmatched. For drift, fees, and FX residue, it drafts adjusting entries with a confidence score and a chain of evidence. A human or an agent approves; nothing posts blindly.
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RECON period 2026-04 · status: 99.74% matched Match bank:chase tx_7c… ↔ Bean J-…417 ↔ Chard pi_2c… Drift -$0.18 FX residue → draft adj J-…421 conf=0.98 Open 2 items · $824.00 · awaiting Sage classification Sealed period closes when 0 open items
Capabilities
What it does.
8 capabilities, summarized.
- 01Triangulated reconciliation across Bean, Branches, Chard, Greenhouse
- 02Learned matching with explainable scores
- 03Drafting of adjusting entries with evidence chain
- 04FX, fee, and rounding residue handling
- 05Anomaly surfacing with severity
- 06Human and agent approval flows
- 07Period-close reconciliation with blocking checks
- 08Continuous re-evaluation as data arrives
Specs
The technical surface.
- Audience
- both
- APIs
- REST · MCP
- Standards
- SOX 404 · SOC 2 CC8
- Partners
- OpenAI · Anthropic (via Foundry router)
Companions in Books
What it works with.
Bean — Double-entry, deeply.
The general ledger that every other Garden service writes to. Real double-entry accounting, period-aware journals, multi-currency, multi-entity, and a closing process that can withstand audit.