Reduce spreadsheet dependency
Give teams a clearer operating view before data is exported and reshaped by hand.
Connect payment, refund, settlement and departure data so protected-funds, ATOL, trust and finance reporting can be explained from the booking up.
Travel date, lead passenger and package details
ConnectedCustomer payment matched to booking and channel
ConnectedAcquirer settlement and fees visible
ConnectedProtected amount held until travel date
ConnectedReport line traceable back to booking movements
ConnectedCustomer money, departure dates, refunds, supplier payments and settlement records can be viewed around the booking so finance teams can evidence protected funds with less manual work.
Travel finance teams need more than a payment total. They need to understand what money relates to which customer, trip, departure and obligation.
Give teams a clearer operating view before data is exported and reshaped by hand.
Move from a summary figure back to the booking, customer and payment movements behind it.
Make internal finance, trustee, bond provider or ATOL conversations easier to evidence.
Payments only make sense in travel when they are joined to the booking lifecycle.
Deposits, balances and staged payments are seen in the context of the travel date and booking state. Money paid early sits differently against protected-funds rules than money paid close to departure — felloh keeps that timing visible at the booking level rather than aggregated into a single figure.
Refunds and adjustments do not disappear from the trail. Each refund stays linked to the customer payment it relates to, the booking it changes and the protected-funds split it affects — so finance can see the net position without rebuilding the picture from acquirer exports.
Acquirer settlements are broken back into the bookings, fees, refunds and chargebacks behind them. Finance knows what landed, what was deducted and what still needs investigation — without manually unpacking bulk payouts each week.
When a trustee, ATOL, APC or insurer report shows a number, the underlying booking-level activity behind it can be drilled into without exporting workbooks. The evidence trail is the same record finance uses operationally — not a separate reporting snapshot rebuilt at month-end.
See how booking-level payment data can support ATOL, trust and internal finance reporting.