Every location. Every bill. Fewer blind spots.

Multi-location bill management breaks down when head office knows a payment is due but cannot find the bill—or the person responsible. attenlo connects a shared register with location-level responsibility and a reviewable record of what happened.

Free during open beta · Start on attenlo.app

Illustrative workflow · Synthetic example

Electricity · East branch

  1. Document received
  2. Details reviewed
  3. Approval pending
  4. Owner: central finance
  5. Next: review the approval

More locations. Fewer blind spots.

One missed branch handoff can become an urgent problem for head office.

Keep local collection and central approval connected to the same record.

Estimate the cost of your chasing

Three branches. Three different next actions.

Synthetic example. Each handoff keeps the original due date, location and billing period visible.

LocationCurrent situationResponsible person
WestBroadband bill has not arrivedLocal collector requests document
EastElectricity details reviewed; approval pendingCentral approver makes a decision
NorthPayment reported; proof still missingEvidence reviewer checks receipt

Separate local collection from central decisions

Branch teams may receive utility bills while finance controls approval and payment. Define that handoff explicitly: the location manager supplies the document, the reviewer checks the details, and the authorised approver makes the decision. One person should not have to reconstruct the whole chain from WhatsApp messages.

attenlo’s open beta keeps records linked to a location, with responsible people and separate roles. Bill lists can be filtered to the relevant location or person. Your team maintains this workflow; automatic connections to branch providers are not available.

Start with the bills that need attention

Before asking every location for an update, find expected bills that did not arrive, documents awaiting review, requests awaiting approval and recorded payments without receipts. Each item needs its own next action.

Illustrative example: East branch has a received electricity bill awaiting central approval. West branch has no broadband document yet. Reporting both as ‘pending bills’ loses the operational difference. East needs a decision; West needs document follow-up.

Keep documents with the location and bill period

Attach the bill and receipt to the right billing period, not just to a shared folder called September. Record which location and account they relate to. When an amount is disputed or a document looks duplicated, keep the review open rather than marking it checked to tidy the report.

The pilot keeps the documents and a history of who checked the payment record. It does not independently verify bank settlement. Payment execution through Bharat Connect is in development.

Set up a useful first location register

Start with a limited set of recurring obligations for two or three locations. Agree who collects each bill, who reviews it, who approves it and who checks the evidence. Compare the process with your existing register before expanding.

The current app is available to try for free in open beta. Open attenlo.app to sign in and try a small workflow with your team.

Less chasing.
More business.

Give your team a clearer way to catch missing bills, protect deadlines and reclaim time.

Try free

Free during open beta. Start on attenlo.app. Future pricing: ₹1,000 per user per month, only after explicit agreement.