Trust and control
TallyUp keeps identity, source records, meaning, decisions, approvals, and external actions distinct—and makes those boundaries inspectable in the product.
People see the position, what changed, and what needs attention before they encounter technical detail. Every material answer can still be traced to demonstrated evidence and its limitations.
The public product uses fictional records. Company views require a recognized identity and company scope. Connection credentials never enter the public browser files.
TallyUp can assemble and explain the work without silently approving it or taking action in another system.
Inspect demonstrated sources, concepts, provenance, and outputs.
/v1/tenants/{tenant}/schemesDiscover
Search financial meaningFind schemes and source referencesExplore
Browse a scheme’s conceptsDefinitions, ownership, and coverageBuild
Use the shared clientRun the complete discovery exampleIdentity, tenant scope, permission, and data purpose remain explicit so a convenient interface does not quietly widen authority.
Interpretation, recommendation, approval, and effect remain distinct. The interface should make that boundary easier to see, not easier to bypass.
Source evidence, accepted interpretation, accountable decision, and external effect remain separately reviewable even when one interface connects them.
See it for yourself
Choose the financial question you want to see. We will shape the walkthrough around that work and the people responsible for it.