
International Business Report
Find out more about your international business partners. Credit Online delivers business information to you from 16 European countries and the United States.
Information security, especially in international business.
Establishing a partnership with a foreign company begins with collecting authentic business information.

When building cross-border business relationships you need risk management just as much as when doing business at home. However, without knowledge of the local conditions in another country and without knowing the language, it can be quite a challenge to find authentic sources.
Credit Online's International Business Information module provides a professional solution to this problem as well.
Business reports on 120 million domestic and foreign companies in just a few clicks.
Credit Online highlights the most important information about foreign companies in a clear format, with tables and explanatory graphs. This allows you to reduce business risks related to working with new partners right from the very start.

Manage your international business risks. This is why you should use Credit Online services.
You can screen and explore your prospective foreign partners before negotiations start, thus significantly reducing the risks associated with doing business.
We provide accurate, up-to-date information on the financial situation and risk rating of the foreign company in question, from official sources.
In the international business report, you can access transparent information in one place, helping you make the right decision without having to allocate extra resources for research.
Cross borders with Credit Online.
With Credit Online, reports are available online and immediately for many countries:
Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Lithuania, Poland, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, United Kingdom, Ireland, USA. Business data can be accessed offline from other countries using a data request form.
All key international business information in one place
Business data
legal form, year of foundation, number of employees and activities
Risk level
the company's risk rating with a brief evaluation
Financial situation
the company's sales revenue and operating profit
Contact details
address, telephone number, e-mail, website
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Qualifying a foreign partner in practice
A cross-border deal calls for just as thorough preparation as a domestic one – yet without local knowledge and the language, finding authentic sources abroad is often a real challenge. The international business report simplifies exactly this step.
Checking a new foreign supplier
Before placing your first order with a foreign supplier, you can search for the company's name and instantly retrieve the international business report. The report presents the most important data in a clear format, with tables and graphs, and on the basis of the risk rating and its accompanying brief evaluation you can make just as well-founded a decision as you would for a domestic partner – without having to allocate separate resources to research.
What does the international business report contain?
Business data – legal form, year of foundation, number of employees and main activity.
Risk level – the company's risk rating with a brief evaluation.
Financial situation – the company's sales revenue and operating profit.
Contact details – address, telephone number, e-mail and website for getting in touch.
Countries available online and offline
Reports are available online and instantly for seventeen countries – including Germany, France, Italy, Poland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Business data for other countries can be requested offline by filling in an order form. In total, data on nearly 120 million domestic and foreign companies is available in a single system.
This way you can keep the risks of international expansion or foreign procurement under control right from the preliminary qualification stage.