 Business Credit Checks
 Our company credit checks partner is First
Report - market leaders in UK credit checks. Access the most comprehensive data
resource covering all UK Limited companies and over 3 million UK business credit checks
now.
There are no sales visits and minimum 12 month contracts
- you decide whether you want a single one-off credit or whether you would like to reserve
additional report Credits in advance for future use.
Access all this online now.
- Company credit checks and UK director
profiles
- Consumer credit checks on over 44 million UK
people
- Global credit reports on companies overseas
The links below take you to the market-leading corporate
credit check services, please choose whether you require company data or commercial
consumer checking services.
The corporate services are provided by First Report - a market leading service which includes credit status reports, monitoring, and
a range of other services included free with every credit report. High volume consumer
credit checking can be accessed via the commercial consumer credit reporting service
below.
Please select the service you require below.
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Business
Credit Ratings
The credit rating and risk scores in corporate credit
reports are generated by applying statistically proven scoring models to the data held on
a business. The indicators suggest the level of confidence which appears justified and are
probability opinions which are supplied for guidance purposes only. They are calculated
according to a mathematical model which analyses in a consistent manner the information on
file for the subject company. In broad terms the subject company is compared to the
characteristics which tend to apply to known failed companies, and similarities and
differences are scored. Influencing factors may include how new or established the company
is; how much information is disclosed in the accounts; how up-to-date the latest accounts
are; how substantial the financial resources are; the strength of the company's liquidity,
solvency, and profitability; and whether the company has acquired any county court
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