CreditWorks is a New Zealand owned company that has been providing comprehensive company data to the credit industry for over 20 years. We’re here to help you navigate your way through credit risk.
Reduce your business’s debt risk and stay informed of your customer’s credit behaviour with New Zealand’s first real-time, Internet-based, commercial, trade debtor credit reporting system.
Enjoy direct and easy access to the Companies Office Personal Property Securities Register with our modern, self-managed, super-efficient, and user-friendly PPSR portal.
You know your customer’s spend with your business, but do you know how the figures stack up against the market? Where is the most potential in your market, and how well are you exploiting it?
The ApplyPlus tool enables credit applications to be wholly completed online, integrating seamlessly with your site and carrying your company’s own branding and terms & conditions.
While it is important to do a Credit Check at the outset of your business relationship with a potential customer, it is equally important to continue these checks throughout the life of the relationship.
CheckMate helps you make informed decisions about who you do business with. Search our comprehensive database to quickly find out the credit risk position of any New Zealand company.
CreditWorks is New Zealand’s only ISO 27001 – Information Security Management – Certified Commercial Credit Bureau
Formed by Ronnie Tan initially at the request of the Building Industry Federation and the pioneering contributing users – PlaceMakers, Bunnings, Carters, ITM, Mitre 10, and Exotic Timber, the desire was to have a debtor database that collated debt information on customers, so debt exposure and payment trends could be profiled and viewed, while at the same time, the anonymity of the supplier(s) of the data was protected. Since its inception, CreditWorks has broadened its services to offer a suite of credit reports to help New Zealanders make more informed decisions around who they do business with.
May’s data shows a market shifting gears steadily but cautiously. Sales have picked up ...
April showed a slowdown across much of the market. Sales remain behind 2024 levels, ...
March data paints a mixed picture. Sales are holding steady with a 4.8% increase ...
