You already sell on account. This is the part around it.

The goods are the easy bit. What costs you is the fortnight of paperwork in front of the first order, and how little of it you could prove later.

What it costs you today

A fortnight to open an account

Print, sign, scan, email, chase. Meanwhile your customer is buying from whoever said yes on Tuesday.

A decision made on a feeling

No two accounts assessed the same way, and no record of why you said yes to one and no to the other.

A signature you cannot stand behind

A scanned page proves somebody's pen touched paper. It does not prove which terms were on the screen in front of them.

What you get instead

One link, and it stays yours

Your own address on the apply site — on your invoices, your website, your rep's phone. It is never handed to another business, so an old link cannot quietly become somebody else's form.

The same standard, every customer

Your rules, applied the same way on a Tuesday as on a Friday, and a record of which one fired. No two accounts assessed by mood again.

A recommendation you can argue with

A risk band, a suggested limit, and a reason for each that names the fact it came from — pre-filled into a form you can override completely.

A pack that holds up

The decision, the checks, the consents, the terms in full and every signature. One PDF, kept seven years, and you can check it without our software.

Bring the document you already use

Upload the credit application you have been sending since 2012. Your limits, terms and guarantees come back filled in, alongside what the lawyer-reviewed version says instead — so the decision in front of you is which wording to keep, not where to start.

What the import actually reads.

The two things people ask first

Does the AI approve anything?

No — and it cannot. It reads what your rules found and writes it up for you. Every limit, every guarantee and every yes is a person clicking a button, and the account does not exist until they do.

Are these your terms or mine?

Lawyer-maintained wording, your commercial decisions on top — limits, payment terms, guarantees, retention of title, jurisdiction. You do not rewrite clauses, which is the point: the moment you can, you own whatever you have just written.