Banking & bookkeeping
Telore reads your accounts, recognises your regular suppliers and records each payment where it belongs. When a payment could mean two things, it asks you — one plain question, remembered next time.
Your UK bank through Open Banking, and Stripe through its own secure sign-in. Connections are encrypted. Telore reads what happened and cannot move, withdraw or send your money on its own; with Stripe it opens payment pages only for your own invoices and refunds a card payment only when you press Refund.
A payment to Apple could be a laptop, a subscription or something personal. Telore does not guess: it asks you, in a sentence, and remembers your answer for next time.
A £100 sale with a £2 fee is £100 of income and £2 of cost — never a £98 sale. Money moved between your own accounts is a transfer, not income twice.
Approve read-only access on your bank's app, or sign in to Stripe.
Answer the few payments Telore is not sure about. Most months take minutes.
Profit, cash and tax figures update as payments are recorded.
Questions
UK banks that offer Open Banking, which includes the high-street banks and most business accounts. Stripe connects through its own sign-in.
Not on its own. No connection lets Telore move, withdraw or send your money on its own; with Stripe it opens payment pages only for your own invoices and refunds a card payment only when you press Refund. Paying a bill from Telore is something you start and approve each time, on your bank's own screen.
Change the answer and Telore reverses the old entry and posts the new one. Nothing is rubbed out; your accountant can see both.
Launching in 2027
Telore launches in 2027. Leave your email and we will write when you can sign up. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
One email at launch, and nothing else unless you ask.