Quick start
From zero to your first number in five steps: connect a PSA, connect a vendor, match your clients, map your products, then read the Ledger.
BillRecon goes from zero to your first drift number in five steps. Everything here is read-only until you deliberately turn on write-back, so you can connect and explore without changing anything.
Before you start
- A PSA with API access you can create a key in (for example HaloPSA). This is the billed side.
- Admin or partner access to a vendor you resell (for example Microsoft 365 via a GDAP relationship or direct consent). This is the provisioned side.
The five steps
- Connect your PSA. From Connections, add your PSA with a least-privilege API key. See all connectors.
- Connect a vendor. Add Microsoft 365 (or another vendor) so BillRecon can read what each client actually has.
- Match your clients. In the Book, confirm which vendor customer belongs to which client in your PSA. A client only produces a number once it's matched.
- Map your products. Still in the Book, tie each vendor SKU to the product you bill it as. Use Auto-map for the obvious ones.
- Read your first number. The Ledger shows the signed net drift and lists every gap to work, as one statement.
It gets easier every month
Matching and mapping are one-time decisions that BillRecon remembers. After the first pass, a scheduled monthly run keeps your number current on its own. See the reconciliation workflow for the full picture.
What to read next
- The five drift types: what each gap means and how to fix it.
- Write-back and its guardrails: pushing corrections into your PSA, safely.