A bankruptcy does not announce itself to you. It sits in a public register, and whoever does not look in it hears about it from somebody else. Usually too late.
Raydo looks for you and keeps looking. If your customer ends up in it, you hear about it at the next check, with the source reference alongside.
Answers your question. After that the work is still there.
Sees for itself what has to happen and prepares the work for your approval.
Four actions, and no more than that. Raydo looks and changes nothing.
Whether the company appears in the insolvency register
What kind of case it is, and since when
A warning as soon as your customer ends up in it
With every detail, the date Raydo fetched it
Raydo reads the register and never writes anything into it. What you see is what has been published.
Before the quote goes out the door, you know whether anything has been published about this company.
When something changesCompany check, ongoingIf a customer ends up in the register, you hear about it without having to chase it yourself.
On requestCustomer pictureWhat has been published sits in the customer picture, next to what you already know about the customer yourself.
Whenever you want to know somethingLooking things upAsk about a company and the answer comes with the source reference alongside.
Beta partners have a say in which tasks come next.
Read what the beta programme involvesCheck whether a company appears in the insolvency register
Keep looking and warn you when that changes
Put the date and the source reference with every detail
Judge whether you can still do business with this company
File a claim or contact the trustee
Claim anything that has not been published
The register says what has been published, and nothing more. What that means for your outstanding invoices is up to you.
The public insolvency register of the Dutch judiciary. No permission is needed for that, because the data is public.
With the date and the source reference, so you can always read it back yourself.
If something is added, you hear about it and see what has been published.
What Raydo takes from the insolvency register is public. No permission is needed for it.
Every detail says when Raydo fetched it and where it comes from.
Everything Raydo keeps from this stays inside Europe.
Raydo never writes anything into the register.
Raydo looks again periodically. As soon as the publication is in the register and Raydo sees it, you get a warning with the source reference alongside.
Yes. The register also holds bankruptcies of sole traders and debt restructuring of private individuals. Raydo shows what has been published about the company you gave, and no more than that.
No. Raydo warns you and shows the source reference. What you do after that is up to you.
No. Raydo reads the register and never writes anything into it.
Then that is the answer, with the date alongside. No publication is no guarantee, but you did look at that moment, and that is on record.
We take on a small number of companies as beta partners. We run alongside you for four to six weeks on your own data, and it costs you nothing. Together we measure where things stand up front, so at the end you can see what changed.