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Getting started

Five minutes from signup to your first credit assessment.

1. Create your account

Visit /signup and register with your work email. No card required — the Free tier includes one lifetime preview (decision + credit grade). To run a full assessment, top up via PAYG (£15/check) or start a 14-day paid-tier trial (card required, 3 assessments). You'll be redirected to the chat once your account is ready.

2. Run your first assessment

From the dashboard, click Credit Assessment → New Assessment. You can provide financial data three ways:

  • Manual entry — paste figures into the guided form. Fastest if you already have the numbers.
  • PDF upload — drop a UK Companies House filing or set of annual accounts; the platform extracts balance sheet, P&L, and cash-flow items automatically.
  • Accounting connect — import from Xero or QuickBooks (coming soon; placeholder in the UI today).

Fill in the counterparty profile (company name, UK SIC code, credit line / trading line requested) and submit. The ensemble model returns a score in a couple of minutes.

3. Read the result

You'll see four panels:

  • Composite score — a number from 300 (worst) to 850 (best), a letter grade (A+ to F), and the implied probability of default (PD).
  • Individual model breakdown — scorecard points, XGBoost SHAP contributions, Altman Z-score. Every number is clickable.
  • Peer comparison — the counterparty's key ratios against 88 real UK SIC division peer groups (percentile P10 to P90).
  • AI narrative report — a two-page analyst-style writeup generated by Claude, citing the model outputs.

See Understanding the score for a deeper walkthrough of what each number means and when to trust it.

4. Integrate via API or MCP

Once you've seen the product work end-to-end in the dashboard, the next step is usually automation:

  • REST API (Team tier) — see REST API
  • MCP tool for Claude (Team tier) — see MCP tool

Stuck?

Email [email protected] — as a small team we answer every message personally within a working day.