Moody’s Trade Credit vs NetNow

Moody’s Trade Credit is a web and API platform for global credit management, covering credit applications, customer portfolio monitoring, decisioning, receivables, and collections. It monitors portfolios across thousands of risk factors and supplies customized daily alerts about changes in customer health. Portfolio views include visualizations, metrics, and reporting. Organizations can apply credit policies, customize workflow rules, and make real-time credit decisions. Workflow tools provide a globally accessible electronic customer file, prioritized analyst queues, and requests for credit lines from anywhere with web access. Collections strategies can be assigned to invoices using risk scores, invoice amounts, or other parameters. Moody’s says its data covers more than 580 million public and private companies and more than 190 million detailed financial statements. Data can connect to customer systems through API or bulk feeds. Business credit reports are available through enterprise subscriptions or pay-as-you-go formats, with pricing not stated. The solution is presented for credit professionals and businesses managing customer risk, receivables, and collections.

NetNow combines business credit, risk, and customer onboarding workflows for credit teams and suppliers managing B2B accounts. Its web platform centralizes applications, approvals, documents, and decisions. Teams can tailor digital application forms with company branding, custom fields, and layouts. Trade-reference requests can be automated, with vendor replies tracked and reminders sent. NetNow says it connects to more than 12,000 financial institutions for real-time bank-reference verification. Monitoring includes credit-activity alerts and weekly updates on NSFs, declining bank balances, credit scores, litigation, and bankruptcies. Listed ERP integrations include NetSuite, Epicor, and SAP; the company says its framework can accommodate most systems and that it integrates with all major credit bureaus. NetNow describes its security measures as SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and multi-factor authentication. The SOC 2 report is available by request under NDA. A free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Pricing varies by needs and usage, so prospects must request a customized quote.