Step 1 · Your data
What would you like to check?
Pick where the records come from. You can always start over.
Step 1 · Your data
Add your files
Drop in the records you want checked.
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Best results: two lists of the same events — for example what a supplier billed you and what you
actually received, or your books and your bank statement. Invoices and statements work too: TrueUp checks that their numbers add up.
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This workspace still holds a public dataset (). Start fresh so your files aren't mixed in with it.
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Drop files here, or click to choose
Spreadsheets: save as CSV. A folder of documents: zip it. PDFs aren't read yet.
Step 2 · What to check
Here's what I'll check
I looked at your files and picked the checks that make sense for them. Turn off anything you don't need.
Step 1 · Your data
Pick a public dataset
Published test sets with a known answer key.
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TrueUp learns a dataset exactly the way it learns your files — the answer key stays
sealed until the end, when it's used only to grade the results. It's the honest way to see how accurate TrueUp is.
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Pick one above.
Step 3 · Learn
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Getting started…
This usually takes a few seconds. Big datasets can take a minute.
1 · PrepareGetting your files ready
2 · ReadWorking out what each file is
3 · Learn & checkLining up and checking the records
4 · FinishSaving what it found
Show what's happening in detail
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All set — here's what I found
Every check, in detail
Open one to see each finding: what it's about, why it was flagged, how sure TrueUp is, and the row it came from.
Step 5 · Ask
Ask anything about your files
Plain questions work best. Every answer shows the rows it came from.
Use what TrueUp learned
Check new files with a saved model
Every time TrueUp learns, it saves what it learned as a model. Apply one to new files — next month's statement, a single invoice, a few rows — and TrueUp checks them the same way, without learning again.
1 Pick a saved model
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Have a model file from somewhere else, such as
trueup train on another computer?
2 Add the new files
They're kept apart from the files TrueUp learned from, so nothing gets mixed up.
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Drop the new files here, or click to choose
Use the same kind of files the model learned from.