Defensible reporting for Standard ATOL holders.
Audited accounts, quarterly APC and trust evidence sit at the centre of a Standard ATOL. felloh keeps that evidence connected to the booking-level payments behind it.
What changes for Standard ATOL holders.
With audited accounts and quarterly APC, every reporting figure should be able to defend itself. The cost of getting that wrong is renewal risk, not just a bad quarter.
Quarterly APC, evidenced
APC values traceable to the bookings, customer payments and protected funds that produced them.
See APC reportingTrust account documentation
Trust movements connected to the booking lifecycle so trustee reports are not a separate exercise.
See protected fundsAudit-ready financials
One source of truth for booking, payment, settlement and refund data when the auditor arrives.
See reconciliationOutcomes Standard ATOL teams measure.
Standard ATOL reporting has to satisfy the CAA, your trustee and your auditor at the same time. felloh keeps the evidence those three audiences need on one connected trail.
Calmer quarterly close
APC figures trace back to bookings, customer payments and protected-funds movements, so quarter-end becomes a defensible check against live data instead of a rebuild from disconnected exports.
Stronger trust documentation
Trust movements stay connected to the bookings, payments and travel events that drive them, so trustee reporting is built from the same evidence the rest of the finance team uses every day.
Faster audits
One source of truth for booking, payment, refund and settlement data - so external auditors get a connected picture instead of a chain of exports, and finance spends audit week answering questions rather than rebuilding files.
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.