
Analyses
Have you ever had difficulty making the right decision when choosing a partner? Easily review the economic and industry situation of similar companies using Credit Online's analytical tools.
Choose the more promising partner.
Whether you participate in a business transaction as a seller or a supplier, it is important to choose the best partner to cooperate with.

Always making the right decision on which supplier (or even customer) to choose in a given industry is challenging for businesses. This choice is always crucial, especially when you have to decide between several apparently similar companies competing with one another.
Credit Online uses advanced analytical tools to process business data from credible sources, making it significantly easier for you to make the right decision.
Choose a financially stable partner.
Use Credit Online's analyses to compare the economic and financial performance of the examined companies. Telling and easy-to-understand graphs make the essential differences between business organisations immediately visible, which enables you to make a responsible decision.

You can always make a confident decision with the Credit Online Analysis module.
You can compare companies and business entities competing with one another in the same sector.
Make a confident business decision based on reliable data sources when you have to choose between two suppliers or buyers.
You can review the economic situation of any Hungarian organisation based on interactive financial and sector indicators, as well as with the help of additional special indexes.
Decision support information is available on a single platform in a logical, easy-to-interpret form.
You can compare your competitors and even your own company's performance with that of your rivals.
Analyse your prospective partner's position in the industry.
In addition to financial indicators, Credit Online's Industry module also displays industry indicators, so you can find not only the most financially stable but also the best performing companies in their own industry.
Credit Online examines data from the last five years based on the TEAOR (NACE) number for the main activity, summing up the number of enterprises belonging to the sector. It classifies the currently viewed company into a peer category based on turnover, and also displays the number of businesses belonging to the same turnover category as the company concerned.
Make a fact-based decision using benchmarks
Comparison of financial background
equity capital, subscribed capital, capitalisation and net sales revenues
Comparison of economic performance
operating profit, profit before tax and profit after tax
Comparison of risk indicators
liquidity ratio, creditworthiness and rating
Comparison of other economic indicators
material expenses and personnel expenses
Business information
the information sheet of each company is available with one click
Industry indicators
you can also request an industry benchmark
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Choosing between competing suppliers — a comparison in practice
When you have to choose between several apparently similar companies as a supplier or customer, the decision is best based on facts, not intuition. The example below shows how you can use Credit Online's Analyses module for a decision like this.
The steps of a comparison
Select the candidate companies you need to decide between using the Comparative Analysis tool.
Compare the 12 financial indicators — including equity, revenue and after-tax profit — to see which company stands on more stable financial footing.
Check the risk rating and credit limit for each company, so you can screen out any partner whose solvency is already questionable.
Use the Industry Indicators to check how the company performs against its own industry's 5-year average — a company that looks weak on its own can turn out to be even riskier once measured against its actual competitors.
Make the decision based on the facts: the partner you select this way is not only financially stable, but also competitively positioned within its own industry.
Why does industry benchmarking matter?
A company's financial indicators can be misleading on their own: lower revenue can be perfectly normal in a smaller industry, while signalling a serious problem in a larger sector. Credit Online's Industry module adds exactly this context to the analysis, based on 5 years of TEÁOR-code-based data.
Comparative analysis this way isn't just numbers placed side by side — it's real decision support, whether you're choosing a new supplier or mapping your own company's position against its competitors.