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Architecture Notes

Cadense posts tagged "Architecture" — AP automation notes, reconciliation guides, and agent operations patterns.

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Apr 17, 2026/15 min read

Why one signal can't reconcile a bank statement (and the five we use instead)

A worked example of how Cadense matches bank transactions to invoices and payments using five independent signals — amount, date, identity, history, and topology — with weekend-aware tolerance, a rules layer, and a 15-category exception taxonomy.

Why one signal can't reconcile a bank statement (and the five we use instead)
Nov 11, 2025/12 min read

Realtime Collaboration

A high-level explanation into Cadense realtime collaborative workflow builder - from operation queues to conflict resolution.

Realtime Collaboration
Nov 10, 2025/12 min read

Inside the Cadense Executor - DAG Based Execution with Native Parallelism

How we built a DAG-based execution engine with native parallel processing, intelligent edge routing, and stateful pause/resume capabilities

Inside the Cadense Executor - DAG Based Execution with Native Parallelism

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Spotting unusual spend without crying wolf: Cadense's anomaly detectorWhy one signal can't reconcile a bank statement (and the five we use instead)How we built a GL categorization engine a controller will sign off on