Canadian-first. US-ready. Not an afterthought.

What Canadian-first means in practice

• Business-name search. Registered-name lookup built into intake.
• Canadian reports. Analyst-verified reports on Canadian companies.
• Legal and collections. Suits, liens, judgements and collections captured in the file.
• CAD and addresses. Canadian currency, address formats and bilingual forms.
• US and international. Reports on US and international companies too.
• Multi-branch. Per-location configuration across the group.

Reports on Canadian companies, by people who know them

A database lookup on a private Canadian company often returns a registration line and not much else. A Credlab Report is a fresh investigation: a full legal-name search against the federal and provincial registries, the public record on file, listed item by item, trade references chased by our analysts, and a plain-English write-up with a suggested limit, a payment window and a risk level. Quebec filings in French are part of the job.

Built for how Canadian distributors are organized

Branches in three provinces, a head office credit team, and terms that differ by region. Credlab gives each location its own form configuration and routing under one account, with shared roles, reporting and an audit trail. See the workspace.

Hosted in Canada

Your data lives in a Toronto datacenter, encrypted in transit and at rest, with daily backups. That matters for your own privacy obligations under PIPEDA and provincial law, and it's a question IT will ask; the answer is on the security page.

And US-ready

Selling into the United States doesn't need a second system. US customers apply through the same form, get reports on the same file, and are verified through the same Plaid connection, which covers US banks too. Reports on US and international companies are ordered the same way as Canadian ones.