Verified company identity
Link credit information to the correct legal entity and Companies House registration number, reducing ambiguity between trading names, groups and similarly named companies.
Our platform provides comprehensive credit monitoring tools for insurers and brokers.
Track available credit ratings and material movements against your review policy.
Combine financial indicators with regulatory and ownership context.
Create review alerts when a rating or configured financial threshold changes.
Our platform simplifies credit monitoring and risk assessment.
Add companies and individuals you want to monitor for credit changes.
Our system continuously monitors credit ratings and financial stability.
Receive detailed reports and risk assessments based on credit data.
Commercial risk intelligence
Credit information is more useful when it is connected to company identity, ownership, regulatory status and monitoring history. Regulated gives insurance teams a joined-up view of material financial deterioration and the compliance actions it should trigger.
Link credit information to the correct legal entity and Companies House registration number, reducing ambiguity between trading names, groups and similarly named companies.
Record current indicators and detect threshold breaches or significant deterioration. Tenant rules can open a financial-risk review when a rating moves outside the organisation’s appetite.
Review commercial risk alongside FCA status, sanctions, PEP, ownership and adverse-media signals instead of making a decision from a standalone score.
Assign the resulting work, capture evidence and rationale, require approval where needed and retain the complete history without editing the original record.
Use Regulated during onboarding and throughout the commercial relationship, with clear ownership and a defensible record of every material decision.
It does not have to be. Tenant rules can use a score or rating as one risk signal, while the final outcome remains subject to wider evidence and human review.
Yes. Thresholds and resulting actions can vary by tenant, plan, relationship type or workflow, including warnings, reviews and approval requirements.
Yes. A material movement can create or update an alert, attach its evidence and open a deduplicated financial-risk case for investigation.