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D&B Review
March 30, 2023

D&B Review

Corey Grip | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with D&B Finance Analytics

Helps to assess the size, scope and credit strength of a particular client or prospect. It gives address and background on the company. It also helps to assess the pay history as well as the ability to pay going forward. Furthermore, it often gives the names of management or leadership within the company.
  • Address and background
  • Pay history
  • List of management and officers
  • High level revenues of company
  • More specifics as to pay history
  • Details as to time in business
  • More description with respect to financial performance
  • Lower default rates
  • Higher collections
  • Quicker turn of A/R
D&B has been integral in helping our organization reach its credit risk goals. We typically adopt a moderate risk tolerance and D&B's capabilities help to play into that objective. With its information, namely the pay history and background information, it helps us assess the credit risk of a particular client.
The implementation of D&B's Finance and Analytics software has been easy and seamless from my perspective. I am not on the IT side of my business, am only a user but I have been able to access the software tool whenever I need to. The access through the internet is easy and quick.
While I have used Paynet in the past, it is not used too much of late as D&B has been more stable, offers more important information and seems to be updated quicker.
I have not had to contact their support team.

Do you think D&B Finance Analytics delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with D&B Finance Analytics's feature set?

Yes

Did D&B Finance Analytics live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of D&B Finance Analytics go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy D&B Finance Analytics again?

Yes

I feel it is best suited for smallish or midsize companies, which are private. Larger publicly traded companies usually have information available online and D&B would not be as useful. Often closely held companies would benefit from its use as this information such as background, size, etc are not usually available online.