Integrations
The places your money moves, and the offices you report to
Telore reads your bank and payment accounts so your books keep themselves, and files with HMRC and Companies House when you say so. Everything it connects to is named here, with what it reads and what it can never do.
- Cannot move your money
- You approve every filing
- Disconnect in one press
Banks and payments
- UK banks (Open Banking) Bank accounts Your UK business bank account, read through Open Banking — approved on your bank's own app. How UK banks (Open Banking) works with Telore
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Stripe
Card payments
Card sales, payouts and fees, recorded properly — and a "Pay now" button on your invoices.
How Stripe works with Telore
HMRC and Companies House
- HMRC Tax returns VAT returns under Making Tax Digital, payroll under Real Time Information, the CT600 and Self Assessment — filed when you approve. How HMRC works with Telore
- Companies House The company register Your company's details from the register, your deadlines, and your annual accounts filed when you approve. How Companies House works with Telore
How a connection works
Permission to read, never to pay
Connecting an account is the moment most people hesitate, and they are right to. This is the whole arrangement.
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You approve it on their screen
You sign in on your bank's or provider's own app or website. Telore never sees your password.
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Telore receives a limited key
The key lets Telore read transactions and balances and, with Stripe, open payment pages for your own invoices. It cannot move, withdraw or send your money, and it is encrypted before it is stored.
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Payments arrive by themselves
Each one is recorded, or waits for your answer. Nothing leaves your account because of it.
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You can end it any time
Disconnect in Telore or withdraw permission at the provider. What was recorded stays in your books.
Partners
Partner with Telore
Banks and e-money institutions, formation agents, accountants, and software and service providers: tell us how you would like to work together.
Use something we have not listed?
Tell us which bank, payment provider or tool your company uses. It helps decide what Telore connects to next.
Launching in 2027
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