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.
Head-office reporting handover
Booking, payment and protected-funds data ready for the head-office reporting cycle.
Trust arrangement support
Trust account movements visible alongside the booking and payment movements behind them.
Outcomes 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-level data the head office can lift into APC and trustee reporting without rebuilds.
Tighter cash control
Member-level cash position visible without waiting for head-office consolidation.
Less time on spreadsheets
Reconciliation, refund and supplier evidence connected, not re-typed.
Not quite the right fit?
Small Business ATOL
Holding your own licence, under 500 passengers.
Standard ATOL
Holding your own licence with audited accounts.
Trust account holders
CAA-approved trust account at the centre of reporting.
See how this works around your bookings.
Bring one payment, reporting or cash-position problem. We will show how felloh connects the booking-level money trail behind it.
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