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.
Trust account documentation
Trust movements connected to the booking lifecycle so trustee reports are not a separate exercise.
Audit-ready financials
One source of truth for booking, payment, settlement and refund data when the auditor arrives.
Outcomes 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 evidenced from connected booking and payment data.
Stronger trust documentation
Trust account movements visible alongside the bookings they relate to.
Faster audits
A consistent evidence trail behind every payment, refund and settlement line.
Not quite the right fit?
Small Business ATOL
Under 500 passengers, lighter APC, cashflow as the headline.
Franchise members
Trading under a head-office ATOL with an accredited body.
Trust account holders
CAA-approved trust account at the centre of reporting.
APC and trustee reporting in practice.
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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