Governed commercial-credit decisions

Make faster commercial-credit decisions without losing control.

Bring one borrower, receivables portfolio, buyer-limit decision, or surety workflow. See how to turn its evidence, policy, and approvals into one audit-ready record.

CrediArc is commercial-credit and trade-credit insurance workflow software—not an insurance carrier or retail insurance agency.

Illustration showing financial documents and data flowing through CrediArc into an approved, auditable credit decision
Evidence linked. Approval ready.

CrediArc is commercial-credit and trade-credit insurance workflow software, not an insurance carrier or retail insurance agency.

CrediArc structures evidence, policy, models, approvals, monitoring, and execution in one governed decision record.

Corporate credit teams can use that record to pursue TCI, surety, single-risk or top-up insurance, invoice financing, MCA, and other lending through independent partners.

Lenders and credit insurers retain their own diligence, risk appetite, pricing, and final approval authority.

The operating record covers intake, evidence collection, entity resolution, financial analysis, policy tests, model outputs, exceptions, collaboration, approval authority, monitoring conditions, and execution.

Trade and structured credit insurers can connect buyer underwriting, policy management, credit limits, portfolio analytics, monitoring, and servicing workflows.

Corporate credit teams can assess buyer risk, reconcile receivables and group exposure, manage customer limits, coordinate credit-insurance workflows, evaluate financing options, and monitor the portfolio.

SMB and fintech lenders can structure borrower evidence, prepare cash-flow and facility analysis, route manual review, support explainable decisions, and use a disciplined second-look process for selected declined applicants.

CrediArc Data Hub connects and normalizes external risk data, while CrediArc Assist uses human-controlled AI agents to prepare documents, entity matches, analysis, engagement, monitoring, and underwriting work.