Abstract: A system for automated matching between a transaction and a documentation record on behalf of an organization client. The computing server receives, from a third-party server, communication payloads including a documentation record (e.g., a receipt) automatically generated by a third-party named entity acknowledging an occurrence of a particular real-time transaction. The computing server extracts attributes from the documentation record and matches the documentation record to one of the unverified transactions by scoring the attributes extracted from the documentation record against metadata of one of the unverified transactions. If the documentation record matches a transaction, the computing server may then cause a graphical user interface (GUI) to display that one of the transactions was automatically matched with the documentation record.

Abstract: A system for automated matching between a transaction and a documentation record on behalf of an organization client. The computing server receives, from a third-party server, communication payloads including a documentation record (e.g., a receipt) automatically generated by a third-party named entity acknowledging an occurrence of a particular real-time transaction. The computing server extracts attributes from the documentation record and matches the documentation record to one of the unverified transactions by scoring the attributes extracted from the documentation record against metadata of one of the unverified transactions. If the documentation record matches a transaction, the computing server may then cause a graphical user interface (GUI) to display that one of the transactions was automatically matched with the documentation record.

Abstract: A system for automated matching between a transaction and a documentation record on behalf of an organization client. The computing server receives, from a third-party server, communication payloads including a documentation record (e.g., a receipt) automatically generated by a third-party named entity acknowledging an occurrence of a particular real-time transaction. The computing server extracts attributes from the documentation record and matches the documentation record to one of the unverified transactions by scoring the attributes extracted from the documentation record against metadata of one of the unverified transactions. If the documentation record matches a transaction, the computing server may then cause a graphical user interface (GUI) to display that one of the transactions was automatically matched with the documentation record.

Abstract: A system for automated matching between a transaction and a documentation record on behalf of an organization client. The computing server receives, from a third-party server, communication payloads including a documentation record (e.g., a receipt) automatically generated by a third-party named entity acknowledging an occurrence of a particular real-time transaction. The computing server extracts attributes from the documentation record and matches the documentation record to one of the unverified transactions by scoring the attributes extracted from the documentation record against metadata of one of the unverified transactions. If the documentation record matches a transaction, the computing server may then cause a graphical user interface (GUI) to display that one of the transactions was automatically matched with the documentation record.

Abstract: A system for automated matching between a transaction and a documentation record on behalf of an organization client. The computing server receives, from a third-party server, communication payloads including a documentation record (e.g., a receipt) automatically generated by a third-party named entity acknowledging an occurrence of a particular real-time transaction. The computing server extracts attributes from the documentation record and matches the documentation record to one of the unverified transactions by scoring the attributes extracted from the documentation record against metadata of one of the unverified transactions. If the documentation record matches a transaction, the computing server may then cause a graphical user interface (GUI) to display that one of the transactions was automatically matched with the documentation record.