Credisense Trade Credit vs Credit Risk

Credisense Trade Credit is web software for managing trade account applications, credit decisions and ongoing account oversight across New Zealand and Australia. Branded online forms collect applications, guarantor details, trading names and supporting documents. The platform checks bureau, company, director, identity and AML/KYB information in real time, then scores results against policy to recommend credit limits and terms. Approved accounts can be created in an ERP, with agreed terms and limits written back. After approval, teams can schedule reviews, adjust limits and receive alerts about adverse signals. Workflows coordinate approvals and documents and can hand off to collections when needed. Connections span credit bureaus, identity and biometric providers, financial and property data, verification services and workflow systems; named connections include Equifax, Centrix, illion, Experian, CreditorWatch, GBG, DocuSign, ASIC and NZ Companies Office. The platform states that it uses encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access and audit controls. It also supports maker-and-checker controls and auditable, reconstructable decisions. Pricing is on request.

Credit Risk is a web platform for trade creditors that supports credit applications, bureau data integration, risk assessment, and reporting. Customers can onboard online with digital signatures and a document centre, and applications can be customised. The maker describes its application vetting as FICA compliant and says it takes less than 15 minutes. Book management includes age analysis, prioritisation, segmentation, and a follow-up diary; the platform also lists exposure monitoring, risk scoring, and application workflow tools. For pre-legal collections, Erick Breytenbach Attorneys provides status reports, notifications, document uploads, and real-time communication. Credit Risk lists TransUnion, Inoxico, and EB Attorneys as partners. API access appears in the plans table. Express, Enterprise, and Comprehensive are named plans; Comprehensive includes 250 accounts, and all three plans include online support and documentation. Bureau reports and default listings are charged per use. The plans also list charges for some collections, letters, analysis, and custom work. Pricing is on request, and a free trial is available. The terms set a minimum contract of six calendar months, followed by one calendar month's written notice to terminate.