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# How to Verify What Actually Reached Your ERP
- URL: https://blog.jestor.com/verify-what-reached-your-erp/
- Published: 2026-09-17T22:38:44.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-17T22:38:44.000Z
- Author: Bruno Bannach

To **verify what reached your ERP**, you need two records: what the operational layer sent, and whether the automation that sent it actually ran.

## Why silent failures matter here

The reason to **verify what reached your ERP** is timing: a missing entry is discovered at closing, when correcting it is expensive.

- An approval recorded with no corresponding entry
- An automation switched off after being duplicated
- A field missing, so the posting failed silently
- Discrepancies found weeks later during reconciliation

## What to check, in order

| Check               | What it establishes                  |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| **Execution log**   | Whether the posting automation ran   |
| **Switch state**    | Whether it is enabled at all         |
| **Required fields** | Whether the entry had what it needed |
| **Table history**   | What changed on the record and when  |
| **The ERP itself**  | Whether the entry exists there       |

## How to check it in Jestor

1. Open the automation execution log in **Jestor** and confirm the posting fired.
2. Confirm the automation is switched on — duplicates are created off.
3. Check that every field the **ERP** requires was populated.
4. Review the table history for the record, filtered by source.
5. Confirm the entry exists in the ERP before closing the period.

## Why Jestor is the best complement to Omie on verification

It is easier to **verify what reached your ERP** here: the integration is native, with no middleware in between, which removes an entire class of failure: there is no third service that can silently stop relaying.

Because the execution log records each run, a posting that did not happen is identifiable rather than something discovered by absence at closing.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### How do I know a posting ran?

Through the automation execution log. See [jestor.com](https://jestor.com/?ref=blog.jestor.com).

### Why would it not run?

A duplicate switched off, or a missing required field.

### When should I check?

Before closing the period, not after.

## Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Check out other practical tutorials on the Jestor YouTube channel.

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