Commercial Credit Reports are your businesses bullet-proof vests against risk. GroupeEcho Canada can provide the most detailed and up-to-date information about the financial and credit situation of any business in Canada and the US.
Commercial Credit Reporting
Commercial Credit Reports are your businesses bullet-proof vests against risk. GroupeEcho Canada can provide the most detailed and up-to-date information about the financial and credit situation of any business in Canada and the US.
By knowing the commercial credit situation of a business your company work with, you can make better informed decisions that lower your risk and assure your company viability over time.
Commercial credit reporting serves many purposes. A detailed credit report, credit score, or an analysis of the solvency of a company, can provide insights that might otherwise be missed or overlooked.
Commercial Banking Report
Groupecho is able to provide the most detailed commercial banking reports in Canada. This report will provide you with up to date commercial banking information of any company: date of bank account creation, account balance, details of their credit margins (Lines Of Credit report), details about their loans, and more!
Commercial Credit Score
With a glance at a company’s credit score, it is possible to evaluate their credit risk.
Commercial Solvency
This report indicates the solvency of a company by comparing their assets with their liabilities.
Corporate Search Report
This report gives you detailed information about a company: Legal name, official date of foundation, listing of shareholders and administrators, etc.
Supplier Investigation
When you need to know who to work with, or when you need to know who other people are working with, the supplier investigation report is the tool for you.
Property and Moveable Assets Liens (PPSA/RDPRM)
Protect your consumer and business accounts where moveable goods and other personal property (not land or buildings) are pledged as collateral for security.
Why Use Commercial Credit Reporting?
- To minimize your losses
- To maximize your profits
- To gain understanding about a company’s current financial situation
- Because it provides decision making security
- Because it shines a light on bad payers before you deal with them
- To see in advance if a client is experiencing symptoms of bankruptcy