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Bankruptcy alerts by email — spot the warning signs before the loss

A customer or supplier going bankrupt costs you money — but it rarely happens without warning. Kredittdata monitors the companies you choose and emails you the same day a warning sign appears, so you can act in time.

Email alert the same day something changes
Monitor both customers and suppliers
Monthly subscription with no lock-in

We alert you to

New payment remark
Debt collection or lien
Drop in credit score and rating
Compulsory liquidation or bankruptcy filing
New accounts with weaker figures
Change in roles and ownership

Alerts are based on data from public registries and relevant data sources.

The road to bankruptcy

Where in the process we alert you

A bankruptcy is rarely a bolt from the blue. It usually has a process with signals along the way — and we alert you at each of them, so you can react before the final step.

1

Payment problems begin

Bills go unpaid. Not yet visible in public registries — but falling key figures in the latest accounts can give an early hint.

2

Debt collection and payment remark

An overdue claim goes to collection and is eventually registered as a payment remark. We email you the same day the remark appears.

3

Rating and score fall

More remarks and weaker figures pull the credit rating down. You are alerted to the change, so you can tighten credit or require advance payment.

4

Compulsory liquidation or bankruptcy filing

Eventually the company may be filed for bankruptcy or compulsorily liquidated. You are alerted to the status change — but ideally you have already acted on the earlier signals.

Why bankruptcy alerts

A small alert in time can save you from a big loss

Catch the signals early

A bankruptcy rarely comes without warning. Continuous monitoring means you spot the warning signs while you can still act — not when it is too late.

Monitor customers and suppliers

A supplier going bankrupt can halt your deliveries just as abruptly as a customer who does not pay. You choose which companies to follow.

Decision, not just numbers

We help you interpret the change — green, yellow or red — so you know whether to continue as before, require advance payment, or stop the credit.

Open pricing, no lock-in

You pay per company you choose to monitor, as a monthly subscription with no lock-in. No hidden pricing and no "call for a quote".

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about bankruptcy alerts

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Bankruptcy alerts is a service that monitors the companies you choose and emails you when warning signs that often precede bankruptcy appear — for example a new payment remark, a debt collection case, a drop in credit rating or a notice of compulsory liquidation.

Add the customers and suppliers you want to follow to monitoring. As soon as a change is registered in the sources, you get an email the same day — so you can tighten credit, require advance payment or follow up before a loss occurs.

Not always, but very often. Most bankruptcies have a history of payment problems, remarks and falling key figures. Continuous monitoring means you catch these signals in time, instead of discovering it when it is too late.

Yes. A supplier going bankrupt can halt your deliveries just as abruptly as a customer who does not pay. You choose which companies to follow, collected in your portfolio.

You pay per company you choose to monitor, as a monthly subscription with no lock-in. See pricing for details, or get in touch and we will find the right solution for your needs.

You get an email the same day a change is registered in our sources, with a full overview in the customer portal.

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