Strafi Check
Paste your tenants, customers or suppliers. Strafi reads what each one has filed at Companies House and then tells you what the set means for your business, not just what each company looks like on its own.
Free. No account. Up to 50 companies.
Companies House publishes what a company does, not what it is worth. Charges registered over its assets. Directors resigning. A confirmation statement going overdue. A strike-off proposed by the registrar. These appear within days of happening, which makes them the freshest signal available on a company you trade with.
Strafi Check reads that behaviour across your whole list at once and reasons about it as a group. Credit agencies like Creditsafe and Red Flag Alert monitor far more than this and score companies properly, including financial data that Companies House does not publish in readable form. They tell you about a company. This tells you about your exposure to a set of them.
What it cannot see without your accounting data is the part that decides what matters: how much each of these companies owes you, and how large each one is as a share of your income. A struggling counterparty at 2% of your income is a note. At 18% it is the headline. That is the difference between a ranked list and a weighted one.