A simple framework for understanding how companies protect receivables, reduce risk, and unlock growth.
Get a Free Risk ReviewReal-time visibility into customer creditworthiness and financial health
Protection against unexpected losses from customer defaults
Strengthen your capital position and unlock new financing opportunities
Companies gain access to a global network of credit analysts and underwriters who are constantly monitoring buyer risk across industries and regions.
This effectively extends your internal credit team into one of the largest credit intelligence networks in the world.
Credit Intelligence Network
Global Coverage
Updated in real-time from global credit networks
Coverage Options
Tailored to your needs
Protect all your receivables under one policy
Focus coverage on your most important customers
Insure one specific account as needed
Risks covered: Bankruptcy, slow/non-payment, select political events
Credit insurance allows companies to protect receivables against unexpected losses. Coverage can be tailored to your business, whether across your full portfolio or specific high-risk accounts.
"Instead of absorbing losses, companies transfer that risk."
Explore Coverage OptionsInsured receivables become a more secure asset, which can strengthen existing lending relationships or help unlock new financing opportunities.
"Protection doesn't just reduce risk, it can increase access to capital."
See How It Impacts FinancingThese three pillars work together to give companies more control over their receivables - combining visibility, protection, and financial flexibility into one strategy.
See risk clearly
Cover what you earn
Unlock potential
See if credit insurance makes sense for your business
Complete a simple application with basic information about your company and key customers.
Receive a market analysis of your customers along with premium costs and coverage options.
Review the analysis and decide if the coverage and costs work for your business.
The application and analysis are completely free. If you decide credit insurance is not the right fit for your business after reviewing the details, there is no obligation to move forward.
Whether you're concerned about a single account or your entire portfolio, it starts with visibility.