Receivables management. Default-proof and sales-promoting.
We make your receivables management robust. In-house rating and tracking become a solid tool that Finance, Sales and Legal use together.
This focus project is for you if at least one of these points applies
Project objectives
How we implement this
How can we help you? If this is relevant for you, we should talk.
Most frequent questions and answers
External providers deliver valuable information – but their mandate is to secure their own credit insurance. Limits are therefore set primarily to limit insurance risk, not your earnings or growth.
An in-house system uses this data but aligns control with your business model, risk appetite and liquidity.
Naturally, external providers also cost money that can be saved through an in-house system.
Scoring is a rigid calculation from defined metrics and rules – fast, consistent, but without context. Rating combines this scoring with a professional assessment of the situation (business model, market position, securities, history) and records the judgement traceably.
In this project, first a sound score logic emerges, then we clearly define where qualified discretion is permissible.
You primarily need numbers and decision-makers, not a project army: current accounts, open item lists, balance sheet, P&L and existing creditworthiness information.
We work primarily with Management and Finance and involve Sales and Legal where it concerns rules and decision paths – not in endless workshops.
This project deliberately focusses on rating, credit limits, securities and decision rules; operational reminder procedures, enforcement and system implementation remain separately decidable and are not part of the project.
If it emerges during the course that a further mandate makes sense, we can jointly discuss a separate follow-up project based on the results.
From loss-making operation to viable business
How an industrial operation was sustainably turned around from -2 to +4 million EUR EBIT through clear decisions on costs, prices, product mix, and financing