NEW from NACM Nashville!
New Advantage Pro Credit Report
NACM Nashville and Commercial Credit Reports (CCR) are pleased to announce an offering of a new commercial report that delivers information from Experian, D&B, and Equifax on one report. Our
New Advantage Pro Report has scoring, company information, trending, a payment summary, legal filings, trade experiences, public records and UCC filings.
This new report offers you the best information from 3 bureaus and it's available on our website for just $56 each. Just click on the link below and choose the "ADVANTAGE PRO REPORT". You must register with CCR and they will bill you directly for these reports.
Sample Report
Canadian Reports
We are also pleased to offer a
Canadian Report. This report comes from CCR and it contains valuable information from Equifax and unique information from collection agencies and trade groups throughout Canada. Just click on the link below and select the "CANADIAN REPORT". The cost is only $35 per report, you must register with CCR and they will bill you directly for these reports.
Sample Report
Articles from NACM National
Five Reasons to Use the NACM Trade Credit Report
The 2011 Credit Congress in Nashville was notable for many reasons, the greatest of which might’ve been the official launch of NACM’s National Trade Credit Report (NTCR). A national service offered by a growing list of dozens of offices throughout the United States, the NTCR has quickly become a remarkably useful tool for companies curious about their potential customers’ creditworthiness. Read More
Tricks for Overburdened Managers
Are you a credit manager with seemingly too much to accomplish in a 24-hour day, let alone a standard work shift? You are answering phones, making in-house visits to customers, tracking delinquent debtor lists, reviewing new credit applicants, considering software to help with the credit function. It all sounds exhausting, but busy is never an excuse for bad customer service. Read More
Reasons to Use UCC Filings
Unsecured creditors are the redheaded stepchildren of the bankruptcy process. Companies that extend credit on an open account basis can often find themselves on the business end of a pennies-on-the-dollar settlement when their customer goes belly up, and many of them are glad to receive even that. Horror stories on the subject are plentiful, with many unsecured creditors receiving nothing at all in a debtor’s bankruptcy filing. Read More
Credit Managers Index from NACM National
After five straight months of gains, the Credit Managers’ Index (CMI) slipped to 55.1 from the March reading of 56.2, and just slightly above the January reading. The decline is not drastic and, excluding February and March, the CMI is higher than the months since April 2011 when it stood at 55.8. The CMI had been the one economic bright spot for much of the year, at least up to now. April has not been a month to write home about, and for the last few weeks, analysts have been trying to decide whether the economy is on the edge of another spring swoon, which would repeat the slide from this time in 2011 and 2010. ...Read Report!
Credit Managers remember to stay up to date by participating in the CMI Survey, you can sign up today for emails to alert you when the survey is open Sign Up Here...
To catch up on past issues of the CMI Click here for the CMI Archives.
NACM National Trade Credit Report
Click Image to Enlarge
The Result of Strength In Numbers.
What’s the result of combining trade data from 26 different NACM locations: 7 million relevant tradelines and 1 strong report – the NACM National Trade Credit Report.
Upcoming Events
Partners & Affiliates