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How to use a credit report in tenders

6 min·Updated 15.06.2026·Reviewed by Kredittdata

In many tenders the supplier must document financial solidity. An up-to-date credit report is the simplest way to show that you are a safe party.

What the contracting authority looks for

Contracting authorities want to know that the supplier has the finances to complete the assignment. Score, rating, equity and the absence of payment remarks are what count most.

How to document it

  • Attach a fresh credit report as a PDF
  • Use a live report if the process runs over time
  • Briefly explain any weak points yourself

Keep it up to date

A report that is months old weakens the impression. A report fetched fresh at order shows that the figures are fresh and that your finances are in order.

Frequently asked questions

Why do I need a credit report in tenders?

In many tenders the supplier must document financial solidity. An up-to-date credit report is the simplest way to show that you are a safe party.

What does the contracting authority look for in tenders?

Contracting authorities want to know that the supplier has the finances to complete the assignment. Score, rating, equity and the absence of payment remarks are what count most.

How fresh must the credit report be?

A report that is months old weakens the impression. A report fetched fresh at order shows that the figures are fresh and that your finances are in order.

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