Checking your credit score: how to see your company's score

Checking your company's score is a low-cost preparation. Knowing how you appear before submitting an application puts a greater share of the decisive factors firmly in your control.

A personal score and a company score are not the same thing

A personal score summarises an individual's own payment history. A company score focuses on the business itself: the liabilities it carries, its ease of payment, and the consistency of its earnings. A business owner may have a strong personal score while the company's score proves weak; the reverse is also possible. They are distinct questions with distinct answers.

Steps to check your score

• Open a free account on Firmaskor.
• Add your company and enter your financial data.
• See your score and status label within minutes.
• Review the items pulling your score down in the report — start making improvements there.

No setup, integration or meeting required. Your first full report is complimentary.

What to do once you know your score?

Knowing your score is not an outcome in itself; it is the beginning of preparation. The real work lies in addressing the areas highlighted in the report and reassessing the company afterwards. Applying before seeing that change reflected in the result leaves your preparation half-done.

How often should you check?

Whenever your financial data is updated and ahead of an important meeting. The true value of the score lies not in a single snapshot, but in its direction over time: a company that measures regularly spots deterioration before anyone else does.