Match every debit
We ingest your bank feed and MCA agreement, then compare every pull against the contracted factor rate, schedule, and fee structure.
We compare the total debits pulled from your bank against the factor rate and terms in your contract — then automate the audit and fight funders to get your money back.
When daily debits exceed what your contract allows, you lose margin every week — and most businesses never catch it until they've stacked another advance.
Merchant cash advance reconciliation is the process of comparing what your funder contracted to charge — factor rate, fees, schedule — against what they actually pulled from your account.
We ingest your bank feed and MCA agreement, then compare every pull against the contracted factor rate, schedule, and fee structure.
Double debits, incorrect factor rates, unauthorized fees, and miscalculated payoffs — surfaced automatically with dollar amounts attached.
From audit to funder dispute, Alic handles the process so you don't spend hours on hold or hire a lawyer for every overcharge.
Link your bank and upload MCA agreements. Read-only access — we never move money without you.
We extract factor rates, fee schedules, debit frequency, and payoff terms from your agreements.
Each transaction is matched against what your contract allows. Overcharges are flagged with recoverable amounts.
Our team disputes with funders on your behalf. No upfront cost — we only win when you do.
Connect your accounts and see a live reconciliation summary — every overcharge categorized with recoverable totals.
Our reconciliation team takes your audit, disputes with funders, and fights to get every overcharged dollar back.
Your reconciliation dashboard breaks down every recoverable category — double debits, factor rate errors, hidden fees, and payoff penalties — with a running total you can act on.
The reconciliation team found $18,000 in double debits I never would have caught. That paid for a year of Alic and then some.
Upload your MCA agreements and bank data. We'll show you what's recoverable — and fight to get it back.