Money in. Money back.
Less left unnoticed.

You are not short of information. You are short of time to join it up. Una looks across your business for money owed, support worth claiming, costs to question and deadlines to get ahead of.

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Imagine if your business could look after itself.

Una helps you get time back, find new opportunities, follow up payments and discover ways to keep more of what you earn.

Stop paying more than you need to.

From energy bills to recurring expenses, Una helps identify where money could be saved and whether an improvement is worth the investment.

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Potential savings

Recurring business costs

£291/moillustrative recurring spending

Four regular payments worth reviewing. Their usage, contract terms and cancellation conditions still need checking.

Next step

Review what you use and identify costs that could be reduced.

Illustrative example.

01

Money you’re owed

You did the work. Has all the money arrived?

A retention that fell due. An invoice past your own terms. A customer taking longer to pay. Put the dates and the paperwork together, so you know what to follow up.

What to check

The contract, completion record and payment history must agree. A public contract award alone cannot tell us what a customer owes you.

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02

Money you could claim

The scheme is open. Is it right for you?

Grants, reliefs and allowances are easy to miss when nobody has time to read the rules. Una brings the possible match, the deadline and the remaining questions together.

What to check

Read the published rules against the business and the proposed work. Show which criteria match and which need confirmation. A match is not a guarantee.

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03

Money going out

Small costs have a habit of staying.

Software nobody needs. Insurance that crept up. A contract about to roll over. Look beyond the headline bill to the payments that keep leaving your business.

What to check

Compare recurring payments with the contract and who uses the service. A transaction cannot prove a subscription is unused, or that it can be cancelled without a fee.

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04

Trouble coming

A date in a folder can hold up a job.

A certificate nearing renewal. A customer becoming too important to lose. A supplier whose filings have changed. See the detail in time to ask the right question.

What to check

Check the current certificate and the customer’s requirements together. A missing public record does not mean the business lacks accreditation; a late filing alone does not prove distress.

Your next step

Built around your business

What is holding you back?
Start there.

The same finding can mean different things when you are short of time, knowledge, leverage or cash. The order matters.

01 / Short of time

Not enough time.

You know what needs doing. There is no hour left to do it. Put deadlines and ready-to-review work first.

02 / Short of the know-how

What am I missing?

A framework, a grant or an accreditation you did not know mattered. See what to check and what would need to change.

03 / Short of leverage

The work's done.

Following up should not mean putting the relationship at risk. Keep the facts, terms and tone together.

04 / Short of cash

Cash is tight.

Timing matters as much as the total. A small cost stopped this week may matter more than a larger saving next year.

Company search currently starts with UK registered companies. If your business is not listed, speak to the team.

Know where the answer
comes from.

A public filing can tell you a charge is registered. It cannot tell you the current balance. A transaction shows a payment; it does not prove a service is unused. Una’s job is to make the connection and show what still needs checking.

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See what you might be missing.
Start with a name.

Find your company and open its profile in Una. No bank connection needed to start.

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