About Business Credit
About Our Business Credit Repair Services
When applying for any type of business-related financing—whether through a bank, the SBA, a credit union, or a business credit card issuer—lenders rely on credit reports obtained from major business credit reporting agencies.
If a creditor identifies negative items on a credit report—such as collections, late payments, tax liabilities, judgments, or reporting inconsistencies—the application is often declined or approved for significantly less than the business qualifies for.
Over the years, we have studied and refined the most effective and efficient strategies for addressing negative credit reporting across each bureau. Our approach is tailored to the specific report, creditor, and circumstance, with the goal of correcting inaccuracies, resolving harmful entries, and positioning our clients to secure the maximum funding their business is capable of obtaining
When Your Business Credit Will Be Reviewed
- Applying for a Business loans
- Applying for an SBA loans
- Invoice Factoring
- Commercial real estate
- Vendor payment terms
- Appling for Lines of credit
- Investor relationships
- Potential & existing partnerships
- Sourcing executive talent
- Supplier relationships
- Government bids
- And many more…
Business Credit Agencies
There are three main business credit reporting agencies in the United States that lenders and financial institutions rely on for information to grant credit. The three credit agencies are D&B®, Experian Business, and Equifax Commercial.
Dun & Bradstreet
- Over 32 million U.S. businesses are registered with D&B ®
- The credit profile created by D&B ® uses information provided by vendors and self reporting by the business owner
- PAYDEX score based on reported and verified payment experiences of the business
- DUNS Rating based on the financial and firmographic statements of the business
Experian Business
- Over 25 million U.S. businesses are registered with Experian
- The credit profile created by Experian uses information provided by vendors and the SBFE
- Intelliscore based on reported payment experiences and firmographic information of the business
- Financial Stability Risk Rating based on the overall financial health of a business
Equifax Commercial
- Over 33 million U.S. businesses are registered with Equifax
- The credit profile created by Equifax uses information provided by vendors and the SBFE
- Multiple scores based on payment experiences and firmographic information of the business
- Ratings based on failure risk assessment of the business
Business Credit Scores
The business credit scores with D&B®, Experian, and Equifax are what the lenders and financial institutions look for to determine credit.
Dun & Bradstreet®
Experian Business®
Equifax Commercial®
Dun & Bradstreet®
PAYDEX Score*
- Score ranges from 0 to 100
- An 80 Paydex is the goal
- Based on payment experiences reported by vendors
- Need at least 3 trade references who report to D&B®
DUNS Rating*
- Various rating schedules
- Based on employee size and financial statements
- Also takes into account payment history
Experian Business®
Intelliscore
- Score ranges from 0 to 100
- A score of 75+ is good
- Based on payment experiences reported by vendors and the SBFE
- Intelliscore is generated with 1st reported payment experience
Financial Stability Risk Rating
- Predicts the likelihood of deliquency within the next 12 months
- Scale ranges from 1-5 (1 is lowest risk)
- Considers tradeline, public filing and firmographic data
Equifax Commercial®
Equifax Scores
- Payment Index ranges from 1-100
- A score of 100 indicates all payments are paid on time
- Based on payment experiences reported by vendors and the SBFE
- Payment Index is generated with 1st reported payment experience
Failure Risk Assessment Ratings
- Predicts the likelihood of a business failure within the next 12 months
- Scale ranges from 1-5 (1 is lowest risk)
- Considers tradeline, public filing and firmographic data