A SwiftCheck report contains the commercial credit information of an organisation such as any overdue debts, registered defaults, invoice payment history as well as any court judgments that may have been entered against a business.

 

It also has information on directors, shareholders and officeholders within the organisation, so you can understand the business you are dealing with.

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There can be instances where a SwiftCheck report will return no score.

 

This could mean that the organisation is new or has had no credit activity recorded on their file.

Just like any other score, you should base your decision on whether to provide commercial credit along with other factors, and if applicable on your potential relationship with the business.

 

The SwiftCheck report contains tips for you to consider, depending on the events that have occurred. Refer to the tips included in the SwiftCheck report to assist you.

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Steps you can take when a business stops paying

We all know a hard day’s work deserves good pay but, sadly, things are not always that simple. So what can you actually do when a business stops paying?

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Invoice payment history or trade payment history is a record of how frequently a business pays its bills and invoices.

 

If a business is consistently paying invoices late, it can be a potential indicator of an adverse event in the future.

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Why it pays to know the facts and figures before signing on the dotted line on your next business agreement.

If you have ordered a SwiftCheck report and you have not received it in your email inbox, please check your junk mail folder.

 

If you still cannot see the report, please contact us and we will email you a copy of your latest report request within 2 business days.

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