Review uncategorized transactions, missing receipts, overdue invoices, and other bookkeeping gaps before closing each month. Pro and Business plan feature.
Month-end Cleanup is a guided checklist workflow in Jeramyl that helps you review and resolve bookkeeping gaps before closing a month. It works through your records for a selected period and shows you items that need attention — uncategorized transactions, missing receipts, unlinked customers, overdue invoices, overdue bills, and more.
Running Month-end Cleanup before sharing your numbers with an accountant or exporting monthly reports helps ensure your records are as complete and accurate as possible for that period.
Month-end Cleanup is available on the Pro and Business plans. See the Pricing page for a plan comparison.
Run Month-end Cleanup once per month, at the start of the following month when all transactions for the previous period have been recorded.
Resolving Dashboard alerts throughout the month keeps the cleanup checklist short. A few minutes each week prevents a large backlog at month-end.
Month-end Cleanup runs a series of checks on your records for the selected month. Each check is shown as a card with a status chip. Work through every card that shows N to fix before closing the month.
Cards showing No activity or All clear do not need action. Only cards with N to fix require your review.
Uncategorized transactions are income or expense records with no category assigned. Categories flow into your Profit & Loss report and expense breakdown, so uncategorized transactions create gaps in your reporting.
If you are unsure of the right category for a transaction, use your best judgement and make a note in the description. Your accountant can confirm the correct category when they review your records.
Missing receipts are expense transactions with no receipt or document attached. Receipts are important for verifying expense details and for tax record-keeping.
If you genuinely do not have a receipt for an expense, add a note in the transaction description explaining the expense. Ask your accountant about record-keeping requirements for expenses without receipts in your jurisdiction.
Income transactions sometimes get recorded without a customer linked to them. Missing customer links make it harder to track revenue by client and to generate accurate customer statements and aging reports.
Items needing review are transactions that have been flagged by Jeramyl for attention — such as possible duplicate entries, unusual amounts, or recurring transactions that have changed. These items also appear in the Review Queue and as Dashboard alerts.
Marking an item reviewed clears the flag but does not change the amounts or categories. Only make corrections to the underlying transaction if something is genuinely incorrect.
Month-end Cleanup surfaces any invoices that were overdue at the end of the selected month, and any bills that were past their due date. Clearing these helps your reports reflect the true outstanding position at the end of each period.
Clearing overdue invoices and bills before month-end gives your accountant an accurate picture of what was owed and what was outstanding at the close of each period.
The Tax items to confirm check surfaces transactions that may affect your tax position but have not yet been fully reviewed — typically expense transactions in deductible categories that are missing receipts or have amounts that look unusual.
Jeramyl's tax-related checks are based on the categories and amounts you have recorded. They are not tax advice. Confirm your tax position with a qualified accountant or bookkeeper before filing.
Every check card in Month-end Cleanup shows one of three status chips that tell you what action, if any, is needed.
There are no transactions or records of this type in the selected month. Nothing to review — this check is complete by default.
Jeramyl checked this area and found no items needing attention. You are good to move on.
There are N items that need your review. The number decreases as you resolve items. When it reaches zero, the chip updates to All clear.
If you move on from a month with unresolved items still in the checklist, those items carry forward to the following month's cleanup. They appear at the top of the next month's checklist so you cannot miss them.
Carry-forward items remain visible until you resolve them — they do not disappear when a new month starts. Resolving them early in the following month keeps your records clean and prevents backlogs from growing.
A high carry-forward count at the start of each cleanup is a sign that the previous month was not fully closed. Try to keep carry-forward items low by resolving uncategorized transactions and missing receipts throughout the month, not just at month-end.
Unresolved items carry forward to the next month's cleanup. They appear at the top of the checklist and remain visible until you resolve them. Starting each month with carry-forward items means the previous month was not fully closed.
No. Month-end Cleanup is a review workflow, not a hard close. It helps you find and resolve bookkeeping gaps, but it does not lock or formally close any period. Your records remain editable after you run it.
N to fix means there are N items in that check category that need your review. Each item you resolve reduces the count. When the count reaches zero, the card shows All clear.
You can move past any card, but unresolved items will carry forward to the following month. It is best to review every card showing N to fix before moving on, even if you cannot fully resolve all items right away.
Month-end Cleanup is available on Pro and Business plans. See the Pricing page for a full plan comparison.
Run Month-end Cleanup first. Clearing uncategorized transactions, missing receipts, and flagged items before Bank Reconciliation (Business plan) makes the reconciliation faster and more accurate.