Financial services firms, and businesses that borrow

Records you can stand behind, shared only when you choose.

Hesalio keeps a firm’s own books, payroll and tax on a checked record.

What it covers

Trustworthy records, under the owner’s control.

A business can also let a bank or partner it picks read selected records, and take that access away again.

01

Records with provenance

Each record keeps its source, the checks it passed, who changed it and when. That is what makes a figure easy to rely on.

02

Sharing with a bank or partner

The owner starts a share and can revoke it at any time. Requests can be denied, and there is an access log of what was read.

03

Roles and approvals

Role-based access, a read-only auditor, and a second person required for sensitive actions, with the approver recorded.

04

Books, payroll and tax

Accounts and reports, payroll, the tax calendar and bank statement matching for the firm itself.

Apps to switch on

Choose only what you use.

  • Records
  • Accounting
  • Payroll
  • Tax calendar
  • Banks & partners

Hesalio asks a few questions when you sign up and turns on the apps that fit. You can change them any time on the Apps page, and your team sees only the apps their role allows.

Plain about the limits

What Hesalio does not do.

Not a lending or core banking systemHesalio has no loan ledgers, member accounts, policies or claims. It does not lend, insure or hold customers’ money.
It does not vouch for a businessA bank sees the records the owner shares and how they were checked. Hesalio does not rate a business or promise a loan.
Not affiliated with any regulatorHesalio is not connected to the Central Bank, SASRA, the Insurance Regulatory Authority or any credit bureau.

Start small and add as you grow.

Which features you get depends on your plan. Hesalio serves more kinds of business than the ones listed on the industries page.