Distinguish debit and credit postings sharing an upstream reference
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@@ -227,10 +227,14 @@ Use the original export, not spreadsheet-reformatted dates/numbers. Foreign
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original amounts/exchange-rate columns are not mistaken for account amounts.
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The initial application preserves currency but never converts or sums currencies.
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Stable provider entry references are preferred. Enable Banking transaction_id
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is NOT guaranteed stable and is not used as the primary identity. Fallback
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fingerprints retain identical-record occurrence counts: two identical rows
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remain two transactions, and repeat imports do not add two more. Without stable
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Stable provider entry references are scoped by account, source and debit/credit
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direction: a debit and credit can share a reference without being collapsed.
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Conflicting booking dates, amounts or currencies within one direction still
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fail closed. Existing journal IDs and raw references are retained.
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Enable Banking transaction_id is NOT guaranteed stable and is not used as the
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primary identity. Fallback fingerprints retain identical-record occurrence
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counts: two identical rows remain two transactions, and repeat imports do not
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add two more. Without stable
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IDs, identical records from separately truncated exports are intrinsically
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ambiguous. Import consistent overlapping/full exports. Uncertain cross-source
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collisions are rejected rather than silently double counted; retain the error
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