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# Analytics




## **Purpose of this Guide** 



This guide is intended for **merchants, developers, and finance teams**  integrating with Juspay’s Reconciliation & Settlement module. It explains how to use the **Analytics & Reporting features**  to gain actionable insights, identify mismatches, optimize financial processes, and maintain a healthy payment ecosystem.


## **Why Analytics Matter in Reconciliation** 



Reconciliation isn’t just about tallying transactions—it’s about building**trust, transparency, and control** across your payment lifecycle. With multiple parties involved (merchant → payment gateway → bank), discrepancies and delays are inevitable. “_**That’s where analytics and reporting play a crucial role.”**_ 


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## **Components of the Analytics Dashboard** 




### **1. Reconciliation Metrics** 



Provides a high-level overview of reconciliation activity:

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Untitled%20design%20(8).png)
*Recon Metrics at a Glance*




#### **Key Metrics Explained:** 




| Metric | What It Shows | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Recon Success Rate | Percentage of total transactions that have been successfully matched | Helps you assess the health of your reconciliation process |
| Reconciled | Total number of transactions successfully reconciled | Indicates the volume of error-free, settled transactions |
| Mismatched | Count of transactions with data discrepancies across sources | Pinpoints potential data or integration issues that need attention |
| Missing in Recondemo File | Transactions present in other sources but missing in Recondemo (merchant file) | Highlights upload or extraction issues on the merchant side |
| Missing in Gateway File | Transactions missing in the payment gateway file | Helps detect missed or delayed entries from the PG side |
| Settlement Amount | Total amount settled to the merchant (₹0 in this case, may indicate a delay) | Crucial for monitoring fund flow and planning cash inflows |
| Fee Amount | Total gateway charges applied on transactions | Enables cost control and reconciliation of PG fee invoices |
| Tax Amount | Tax component included in the fees | Useful for tax reporting and invoice reconciliation |
| Open Issues Panel | Summary of unresolved issues and total missing transactions across all sources | Helps prioritize issue resolution with accurate visibility |



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### 2. Reconciliation Results



This section visualizes the **Reconciliation Success Rate**  over a **customizable date range** . Merchants can select any period (e.g., last 7 days, 30 days, or a custom range) to view how reconciliation has performed over time.

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Untitled%20design%20(9)-s7dj1.png)
*Reconciliation Results*




#### **What It Shows:** 



* A **bar chart**  representing the reconciliation success rate for each selected date within the chosen range.
* Each bar displays the **percentage of transactions successfully reconciled**  for that specific date.


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### 3. Reconciliation Ageing



This section shows **how quickly your amount is getting settled** .


#### Breaking down Ageing Table: 



* **Transaction Date**  – When the payment happened
* **Total Settled Amount**  – How much was finally credited
* **Breakdown by Days**  – How many days it took for the settlement:
  
  * **Settled in < 1 Day**  = Same-day or next morning
  * **Settled in 1–2 Days** , **2–3 Days** , etc. = Delayed settlements

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Reconciliation%20Ageing.png)
*Reconciliation Ageing*




#### **Why it’s useful:** 



* Helps you **track delays**  in getting paid
* Gives better control over **cash flow planning**
* Lets you **follow up with payment partners**  if SLAs are missed


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### 4. Fee Analytics



This analysis helps you see how much money you’re spending on **payment gateway fees**  and how many **transactions**  those fees were charged on. It also shows this information by **date**  and **gateway** , so you can easily track and compare your costs.


#### **Breaking down Fee Analytics:** 



* **Fee Amount** : ₹107.55 Cr – This is the total amount charged as fees across all gateways
* **Total Fee Transactions** : 59.37 lakh transactions had fees applied
* **Bar Chart by Date** : Shows daily fee trends, helping you spot **fee spikes**  or unusual charges

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Untitled%20design%20(7).png)
*Fee Analytics*




#### **Why It’s Useful:** 



* **Spot overcharges** : Sudden spikes (like ₹18.2 Cr on May 4,5&7) can be investigated
* **Compare gateways** : See which gateway is costing you more in fees
* **Track trends** : Monitor fee movement over time to manage costs


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### 5. Summary Table



The **Summary Table**  provides a high-level analytical overview of reconciliation performance across all integrated payment gateways. Also this helps you to get a summary of reconciliation between PG and bank 


#### **5.1 For merchants opted for Two-Source Reconciliation** 



The Summary Table offers a consolidated snapshot of your reconciliation data and helps you **quickly assess gateway reliability, identify mismatches** , and understand cost breakdowns such as **fees** and **taxes** . 

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Reconciliation%20Ageing%20(6).png)
*Summary Table*




#### Breaking down Summary Table



* **Gateway 1:** 
  
  * High traffic (99.83%), zero mismatches
  * ₹4890 Cr settled, ₹107 Cr in fees, ₹16.4 Cr in taxes
* **Gateway 2:** 
  
  * Much lower volume (0.17%), some mismatches (15)
  * ₹30.5 Cr settled, ₹1.97 Cr in fees, ₹2.07 Cr in taxes


### **How It’s Useful:** 



* Compare performance and reliability of different gateways
* Spot data gaps (e.g., what's missing in merchant or gateway files)
* Track how much you’re paying in fees and taxes
* Make better decisions on gateway usage and cost optimization


#### 5.2 For merchants opted for Three-Source Reconciliation



In addition to the above, the Summary Table also includes a detailed comparison between the **payment gateway’s reported settlements and actual credits received in merchants bank account** , enabling end-to-end traceability.

![Image](https://dth95m2xtyv8v.cloudfront.net/tesseract/assets/dashboard/Reconciliation%20Ageing%20(2).png)
*PG vs. Bank Summary*




### **How It’s Useful:** 



* Compares payment gateway reports against actual **settlements received in your bank account** .
* Identifies discrepancies where:
  
  * The PG claims to have settled an amount, but the bank hasn’t received it.
  * The settlement amount in the bank doesn't match the PG report (amount mismatches).