Your business account. More of the picture.

The idea in practice.

Tervra is developing a business account for UK B2B businesses using their own funds, with payment understanding and supporting evidence alongside it. Accounts, cards and payments are not available today.

The business account is the starting point. Around it, we’re building tools for payments, invoices, supporting documents and financial context — helping you understand your money and what needs attention.

Money in

Look at a receipt alongside invoices, remittances and agreements. See a proposed match and the evidence supporting it.

Money out

Review the payee, purpose and supporting information before a payment decision. Payments are not available today.

Attention

Keep unresolved receipts and decisions visible, including the information needed to move them forward.

• Incoming payments
• Payment decisions
• What needs attention
• The business account

Organise the everyday account.

Separate account views help distinguish Operating, Savings and Tax money. Own-account transfers show both sides of a movement, while virtual and physical cards connect spending to a named person and funding account.

Keep the surrounding work connected.

An invoice records an expectation. An expense claim records a request for reimbursement. Supporting documents help explain either, but approval alone does not mean money has moved. The proposed workspace connects those records while preserving their different meanings.

Choose How it works for the end-to-end journey, or Payment understanding for the evidence behind an explanation.