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reconciler

reconciler

7.4
A computer program that matches and fixes differences between records from different systems
  • noun
  • /ˈrɛkənˌsaɪlər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : reconciliador
  • The data pipeline includes a reconciler that matches customer records between the CRM and billing system.

Examples

  • During nightly processing, the reconcilers failed to resolve duplicate entries, causing invoice errors for several clients.

  • Before deployment, engineers tested the reconciler on synthetic datasets to ensure accurate record alignment.

  • The reconciler helped merge the two databases smoothly.

  • A reconciler is essential for data integrity.

  • The data pipeline includes a reconciler that matches customer records between the CRM and billing system.

  • Before deployment, engineers tested the reconciler on synthetic datasets to ensure accurate record alignment.

  • A reconciler is essential in data integration to maintain consistency across multiple systems.

Synonyms

resolver
vsreconciler
1 5.1

A person or system that finds solutions to problems

is an automatic computing tool that matches and fixes inconsistent records

Surface Forms

reconciler singular
reconcilers plural

Morphology

reconciler = reconcile (transparent) = reconcile + er

In the computing sense the term names an agent/tool that performs reconciliation (matching and resolving records), so the agentive formation is regular and predictable.

Etymology

The word reconciler comes from re- 'again' and a root meaning 'bring together', so in computing a reconciler is a program or tool that makes records agree by matching and fixing differences.