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Receipts, bills & payments

Receipts and bills that file themselves

Snap a receipt or forward a bill to your Telore inbox. Telore reads the supplier, the date, the amount and the VAT, matches it to the payment and keeps the file as evidence. Bills wait for your approval, then you pay them from your own bank.

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Bills and expenses in Telore: what the company owes, what is late and what has been paid this year.
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Read, matched, kept

Telore reads each receipt and bill and suggests the details. You check them; it matches the document to the payment it belongs to.

  • Photos, PDFs and forwarded emails
  • Suggested supplier, date, amount and VAT
  • Matched to the payment in your bank

Bills you approve before they count

A supplier bill is a cost you owe, so it waits for an owner or admin to approve it. Repeating bills — rent, software — are raised on their own each month.

  • Approval before anything is recorded
  • Due dates and what you owe, in one list
  • Mileage and expense claims for directors

Pay from your own bank

Pay an approved bill through Open Banking: you confirm each payment on your bank's own screen, and Telore records it against the bill.

  • You confirm every payment
  • The bill is marked paid when the money leaves
  • A changed supplier bank account is held for a second look

How it works

  1. Step 1: Capture

    Snap it on your phone, upload it, or forward it to your company's Telore address.

  2. Step 2: Check

    Confirm the details Telore read. Approve a bill when you are happy with it.

  3. Step 3: Pay and file

    Pay from your bank; Telore keeps the file with the payment for as long as the law asks.

Questions

Questions people ask

For as long as the law asks — usually six years from the end of the financial year — in private, encrypted storage in the UK. Deleting moves a file to your record archive rather than destroying it.

HMRC accepts a clear digital copy of a receipt as the record. Telore keeps the image and what it says together.

No. Every payment is started by a person and confirmed on the bank's own screen.

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