Member-level evidence under a head-office ATOL.
Trading under an accredited body's ATOL changes who holds the licence - it does not change who has to evidence each booking. felloh gives member businesses the booking-level money trail their head office and trust arrangement expect.
What changes for franchise members.
Franchise and accredited-body members operate inside someone else's licence and trust arrangement. felloh focuses on the member-level booking story that fits inside that wrapper.
Member-level booking evidence
Every payment, refund and protected-funds movement attached to the member booking that produced it.
See booking visibilityHead-office reporting handover
Booking, payment and protected-funds data ready for the head-office reporting cycle.
See reportingTrust arrangement support
Trust account movements visible alongside the booking and payment movements behind them.
See protected fundsOutcomes franchise member teams measure.
Trading under an accredited body's ATOL means the licence is shared, but the booking evidence has to come from the member. felloh focuses on the member-level money trail that sits inside that wrapper.
Cleaner handover
Booking, payment and protected-funds data structured for the head-office reporting cycle, so APC and trustee returns are assembled from connected evidence rather than reconstructed member-by-member.
Tighter cash control
Received, protected, committed and available cash visible at the member level so supplier, refund and operating decisions can run on real numbers - without waiting for the head-office consolidation cycle.
Less time on spreadsheets
Reconciliation, refund and supplier evidence connected to the booking that produced it - so finance time goes into decisions rather than re-typing the same numbers into the head-office template.
Map felloh to your ATOL setup.
Bring the specific reporting, trust account or APC question your team is working on. We will walk through how felloh keeps the booking-level evidence connected.