aSpark provides tailored bank account access to its partners

When it was established, aSpark chose to entrust the management of its cash flows to a traditional bank. Unfortunately, this bank was not well suited to aSpark’s organization. As the sole manager of aSpark’s bank account, Aurélie Gauthier wasted precious time performing repetitive tasks so that her associates could have access to the same banking information as her—for example, downloading and sending account statements, without however giving them writing access to all the company’s accounts. Another issue: certain operations, such as overdraft authorizations necessary for the smooth operation of aSpark, were often subject to banker approval, which slowed down the firm in its activities.

Aurélie Gauthier has always been interested in new players who shake up established markets. For instance, she adopted Alan and Luko, two services that are transforming the world of health insurance and home insurance, respectively. An early supporter of Captain Train, a train ticket booking site, she has long followed the journey of its founders. Seeing Memo Bank enter the market for corporate banking, Aurélie Gauthier wanted to learn more about this new independent bank aimed at SMEs.

After experiencing the slow processes of traditional banking, she naturally turned to Memo Bank, a modern bank that perfectly matches the operation of her consulting firm. This change has meant not only time and cost savings but also a source of peace of mind for the entire team. Upon joining Memo Bank, aSpark appreciated the customer service provided. With the support of a business manager and the customer service team, the firm’s associates easily find answers to their questions. This way, the consultants quickly understood what they could do with their new Memo Bank current account.