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Start your free trial in two minutes

Download Closentry for Windows, open it, and reconcile your first bank account today. No credit card, no account to create, no administrator rights.

Closentry.exe · about 15 MB · Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit · version 2.0
By downloading and using Closentry you agree to the licence agreement (EULA). How we handle data: privacy notice.

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Closentry first start: set up your company
Get going

Four steps to your first reconciliation

  1. Download

    Save Closentry.exe anywhere - your Desktop or Documents is fine.

  2. Open it

    Double-click. It runs as a normal user; nothing else is installed. Your 30-day trial starts automatically.

  3. Set up your company

    Name, base currency, decimals and date format. Defaults follow your computer's region.

  4. Load two files

    Your bank statement and your cash book - or click the sample data to explore first.

Windows says "Windows protected your PC"?

That can appear for new software. Click More info, check the publisher, then Run anyway. Your IT team can also run it from a shared folder.

Installation help
System requirements

Runs on the PC you already have

Windows 10 or 11

64-bit. The window uses Microsoft Edge, which is part of Windows.

4 GB memory

Statements and ledgers up to 50 MB each - about 500,000 lines.

About 15 MB of disk

Plus your data, usually a few MB per month.

No admin rights

A normal user account is enough.

No internet

Licences are checked offline. No data leaves the computer.

Nothing else to install

No Python, no database, no server. The app carries everything it needs.

During your trial

Make the most of 30 days

  • Reconcile a real month's bank statement and compare it with your spreadsheet
  • Invite up to 4 colleagues to a team folder and try two-person sign-off
  • Run a month-end close with your trial balance
  • Need longer? Ask us for a trial extension key

Prefer to talk it through? Book a live demo and we'll reconcile one of your own statements with you.