U2A Invoice Reconciliation is a paid API for AI agents from www.u2a.com.au, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-12).
Reconciles two sets of invoice, purchase-order, or ledger records and returns a structured diff of missing, extra, and changed fields keyed by user-specified identifiers.
Reconciles invoice, purchase-order, or ledger records and returns traceable missing, extra, and changed fields.
Returns a structured reconciliation report indicating which records are missing from the new set, which are extra (present in new but not old), and which records changed along with the specific fields that differ and their old vs new values — all traceable back to the user-specified key fields.
POSThttps://www.u2a.com.au/api/mcp/invoice-reconciliation?utm_source=zero.xyzChoose this endpoint when you need a field-level, traceable diff between two versions of financial record sets (invoices, POs, ledger entries) with explicit control over which fields to compare and which fields serve as keys. Prefer it over generic diff tools because it handles up to 2000 records per side, is purpose-built for financial document schemas, and returns structured missing/extra/changed categories rather than raw line diffs.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| keys | array | Field name(s) that match a row across both lists, e.g. ["invoice_id"]. |
| newRecords | array | Records to check against it, e.g. supplier invoices (max 1000 rows). |
| oldRecords | array | Source of truth, e.g. purchase orders or the ledger (max 1000 rows). |
| compareFields | array | Fields to compare for changes. Default: every field present in both datasets except the keys. |
| caseInsensitiveKeys | boolean | Treat "inv-1" and "INV-1" as the same key. |
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