How to use Telleroo?

Quick guides on how to use some of Telleroo's great features.

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Written by Andrew Cookson

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2-3 minute walkthroughs on how to use Telleroo features

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Funding Telleroo

How to add funds to your Telleroo account

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Approving a suggested pay run

When a pay run is created, you will need to approve in Telleroo

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Pay run statuses

When a pay run is created, learn what the statuses mean and what you need to do next.

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Xero bank feed and 1 click reconciliation

Setup the Xero bank feed and make reconciliation quick and easy.

Written by Andrew Cookson
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Xero bill payments sync

Automatically sync payments from inside Xero

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Batch send remittance advice

Telleroo not only means batching pay runs but also sending remittance advice

Written by Andrew Cookson
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Pay run file importer

How to import files into Telleroo from your accounting softwares or Custom CSV

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Users and Roles

How to add users to your account and what their roles do

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Create your own custom CSV file

If you want to create your own file, you can create a CSV to import into Telleroo.

Written by Andrew Cookson
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Setup Telleroo for Custom CSV

Create payments using our custom CSV format

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Corporate Businesses, Accountants and Bookkeepers

Review before client approval

Telleroo now allows you to have separate reviewers, before a pay run is sent for your clients approval

Written by Andrew Cookson
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Users and roles

Telleroo allows you to manage users access to clients in seconds. Forgot bank mandates.

Written by Andrew Cookson
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