
Our Services
CredAlign provides corporate and commercial receivables resolution services designed for organisations that require recovery actions to remain legally aligned, professionally executed, and reputation-safe.
All services are limited strictly to contract-backed, business-to-business claims and are delivered under defined governance and oversight frameworks.
Corporate & Commercial Receivables Resolution
CredAlign supports the resolution of legally valid corporate receivables through structured professional engagement and commercial negotiation, without resorting to coercive or reputationally damaging practices. Our approach prioritises:
This service is suited for organisations seeking recovery while preserving regulatory compliance and long-term business relationships.
Dispute-Sensitive Recovery
Where disputes, counter-claims, or performance issues exist, CredAlign aligns recovery strategy to contractual interpretation, factual documentation, and commercial context. Dispute-sensitive recovery focuses on:
Recovery actions are calibrated to avoid escalation risk while maintaining legal defensibility.
Portfolio-Based Engagements
CredAlign supports portfolio-level receivables resolution for organisations managing multiple accounts across geographies, entities, or counterparties. Portfolio engagements are governed through:
This service enables visibility, control, and consistency at scale.
Escalation Support
Where commercial engagement does not result in resolution, CredAlign supports pre-legal escalation readiness.
CredAlign does not provide legal advice and does not initiate legal proceedings. All legal action is undertaken exclusively by licensed advocates or law firms.
Scope & Exclusions
Scope Includes
- Trade receivables arising from goods and services
- Contractual payment defaults
- Inter-corporate and supply-chain obligations
- Dispute-sensitive corporate exposures
Explicit Exclusions
- Consumer or retail collections
- Personal loans or retail lending recovery
- Coercive, misleading, or unlawful recovery practices
Service Delivery Principles
Governance-led engagement
Lawful and proportionate recovery actions
Documentation-driven decision-making
Reputation-safe communication
Audit-ready processes and reporting