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How to check the credibility of a company in Norway – Avoid problems with the client's solvency

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Introduction to Company Credibility Verification

In the business world, it is crucial to ensure the credibility and financial liquidity of your clients. In Norway, there are proven methods for assessing the financial condition of companies that help avoid complications resulting from insolvency or bankruptcy. Staying up to date and taking preventive actions allows you to protect your company from potential financial risks.

Recognizing Warning Signals on Invoices

When issuing invoices, it is important to pay attention to any signs that may indicate a client's financial instability. For example, a red status in the invoicing process may mean that the company is in liquidation. Confront this issue with the client as soon as possible. Such indicators are important because they can help avoid a situation in which the company closes or declares bankruptcy, which can lead to unresolved debts.

How to Check the Credibility of a Company in Norway - Avoid Problems with the Customer's Solvency

The importance of partial invoicing

For larger projects or orders, it is worth considering issuing partial invoices. This method of settlement ensures that customers make payments in stages and do not postpone a one-time large transfer. With current payment delays and collection inefficiencies, splitting payments can provide a buffer against potential financial problems.

Tripletex also shows the company's status, e.g. bankruptcy

Using Tripletex to gain financial insight

Tripletex is a valuable tool that provides up-to-date information on the status of companies, including data on possible bankruptcy. This platform allows you to conduct a thorough analysis of potential customers before establishing business cooperation.

You can also check your potential client more thoroughly from Tripletex

Detailed financial assessment via Tripletex

With Tripletex you can investigate the company's financial background in more detail. If there are any financial problems, the report highlights the risks and shows whether the company has been marked as insolvent. Although this is an additional cost of NOK 29 plus VAT for a single check, it is a worthwhile investment for transparency and can be added to your Tripletex invoice.

Here you can see that the risk is very high and the client's insolvency is low.

Credit report interpretation

A credit report offers extensive knowledge of a company's financial situation. A high risk rating and poor solvency records should be clear warning signals.

Understanding Payment Arrears

Overdue payments and their amounts can reveal a lot about a company's payment practices. This information is particularly useful if you are considering investing or purchasing shares in a company.

Here you can see the list of arrears and amounts.
It also says a lot about the company, e.g. if we are thinking about purchasing shares in a company

Ensuring the financial reliability of customers

Ensuring the financial reliability of customers in Norway is a key step in maintaining healthy business relationships. By using tools and understanding the signals of financial instability, you can significantly reduce the risk of customer insolvency. Stay vigilant and stay well informed to ensure the prosperity of your business.

What can you count on when using an accounting office?

Service for companies in Norway provided by companies such as TopNor also includes support in many other business areas. Includes, among others: conducting negotiations with Norwegian contractors, intermediation in services between companies, as well as preparing periodic balance sheets and analyzing the company's profitability. Find out more details on the company's website TopNor

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