Documents that reference each other, connected.

A remittance advice names the invoices it pays. A packing slip references its purchase order. A credit memo points at the original invoice. Cribble reads those references and links the records automatically.

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Related invoices and financial documents paired together on a desk

Remittance → invoice

See which invoices a payment covered without cross-referencing numbers by hand, even when one remittance pays several invoices.

Packing slip → purchase order

Confirm what was delivered against what was ordered, with the two records linked the moment the packing slip is read.

Unmatched? Shown, not hidden

A reference to a document Cribble hasn't seen is tagged "as-is", and linked automatically later if that document arrives. Nothing blocked, nothing silently disappears.

The paper trail, reassembled

Financial documents arrive out of order and reference each other constantly. Reassembling that trail, which payment covered which invoice, which delivery fulfilled which order, is where bookkeepers and accounting professionals lose valuable hours of work that could be better used elsewhere.

Because Cribble extracts reference numbers as first-class fields, matching is a lookup, not a guess. Links appear on both documents, in both directions, and update themselves as new paperwork arrives.