GLOBAL TRADE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Improve your decision-making by joining the D&B Global Trade Exchange Program.
The D&B Global Trade Exchange Program is the world’s largest commercial trade data network, enabling thousands of businesses worldwide to share their Accounts Receivable (A/R) data with each other. It helps each participating business make more informed trade credit decisions, reduce days sales outstanding (DSO), incentivize good payment behavior from customers, and limit bad debt exposure.
And even better – it’s completely free.
Dun & Bradstreet performs rigorous quality checks to ensure you can count on data from the program:
PPI segments and filters your portfolio so you can quickly understand your customers’ exposure and payment performance. It gives you an at-a-glance display of accounts, amounts owing, and aging data, helping you prioritize your collection activities and improve performance on key accounts.
The Comparative Payment Behavior chart displays payment performance data for a single customer, letting you compare how they pay you against how they pay other vendors. This level of insight into past payment performance allows you to identify potential collection risks and opportunities.
TESTIMONIALS
“Sharing credit information benefits all of us. The more data that is available, the better credit decisions can be made by everyone. It is much more beneficial than credit references themselves, because you get all of the information and not just good ones.”
“I find the D&B labels have made a massive difference, alongside the statement that we “share payment data with Dun & Bradstreet” – customers can’t wait to tell us how soon they are going to pay us! Our debtors’ reports are much tidier now.”
"We’ve been participants for 20+ years. Dun & Bradstreet walked alongside us and advised us every step of the way. Having some information vs. none goes a long way, especially when dealing with businesses with limited information.”
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