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# How to Manage Reconciliations?
Marketplace owners have access to various administrative and analytical tools to manage their platform and transactions. The ability to view sellers' reconciliations, along with date, product, price, and commission details, is an essential aspect of managing a marketplace.
1. Log in to your Seller Center account.
2. Navigate to **Finance > Reconciliations** page and click on the relevant **Reconciliation**.
3. This action will take you to the Reconciliation Detail page.
4. On the Reconciliation Detail page, you can access the following information about the selected reconciliation:
* **Status of the Reconciliation:** This section provides an overview of the current status of the reconciliation.
* **Product-based Price and Commission Information:** This section provides you with pricing and commission details specific to the products involved in the reconciliation.
* **Reconciliation-based Price and Commission Information:** In this section, you will find pricing and commission details associated directly with the reconciliation itself.
* **Reconciliation Transactions Table:** This table provides a comprehensive list of all the transactions associated with the selected reconciliation such as Reconciliation No, Reconciliation Name, SKU, Supplier, Order No, Commission Rate, VAT and more.
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