End of the month
Inès reconciles the month in one sitting.
The transactions have synced in the background. Inès works down the list still to reconcile, matches each payment to its expense and spots two costs nobody had logged.
Banking
Checking availabilityComing soonMatch your costs to what actually left the bank.
Connect your bank accounts read-only through Powens, a European open-banking aggregator. Transactions sync in the background, ready to reconcile against your expenses.
Your bank, next to what the workspace knows
Expenses tell you what the team logged. The bank tells you what was paid. Squario puts the two side by side: accounts and transactions arrive read-only through Powens, keep syncing in the background, and you reconcile each transaction against the expenses already in the workspace.
Bank connections that only ever read
Connections run through Powens, a European open-banking aggregator, with read-only access. Squario lists your accounts and their transactions, keeps them in sync in the background and lets you revoke a connection from inside the app.
Read-only by design
Squario sees accounts and transactions, and can’t make payments or move money.
All accounts in one list
Each connected account appears in one list, with its transactions one click away.
Syncing in the background
New transactions arrive on their own, so the list is current when you open it.
Revoke it from the app
Revoke a bank connection from inside Squario whenever you decide to stop sharing.
Real transactions against the costs you logged
Reconcile each bank transaction against the expenses already in the workspace. What the team logged and what was actually paid end up side by side, so a gap shows up while it is still easy to explain.
Match a payment to its expense
Reconcile a transaction against the expense it pays, so the cost is backed by the bank.
See what is left to check
Transactions you haven’t reconciled yet stay in plain sight until someone handles them.
Allocated costs, confirmed
Expenses allocated to projects, companies or deals can be checked against real payments.
Subscriptions, checked too
Expenses created by subscriptions reconcile like any other, month after month.
What the bank says, when you need it
Three moments where seeing the real transactions next to your expenses settles a question in minutes.
Before a client meetingLéa checks that P-118’s costs were paid.
Before meeting Delcourt, Léa compares the expenses allocated to P-118 with the reconciled bank transactions, so the costs she presents are backed by real payments.
When an account closesMax revokes the old connection.
The studio has closed a savings account. Max revokes its bank connection from inside Squario in a minute, and the other accounts keep syncing in the background as before.
Reconciliation that fits how you close a month.
In a 30-minute demo, see a bank account connected read-only through Powens and its transactions reconciled against expenses in Squario. Bank connections are on paid plans.
Questions about banking
Which banks can we connect?
Connections run through Powens, a European open-banking aggregator, so you can connect the banks Powens supports.
Can Squario make payments from our accounts?
No. Access is read-only: Squario sees accounts and transactions, and can’t move money or change anything at your bank.
How do we disconnect a bank?
Revoke the connection from inside Squario, whenever you want.
Which plans include bank connections?
Bank connections are available on paid plans. The Free plan doesn’t include them.