Inyett Register Analysis
Checking masterdata and updating it
Inyett Register Analysis controls registers in order to correct inaccurate and incomplete company information.
*only available in swedish
We’ve looked at
100 supplier registers
We’ve looked at 100 supplier registers to help us understand what a typical register looks like. Where the risks and errors are, and whether there’s potential for savings in terms of efficiency.
These are our findings…
- 6.3% of suppliers don’t have a corporation tax certificate. A corporation tax certificate acknowledges that social security contributions have been paid, but it’s also a hygiene factor… (with or without employees).
- One in ten suppliers have records of non-payment.
- 1% have more serious debts to the public, suppliers that aren’t wanted in the register.
- 1.1% of suppliers no longer exist.
- One in two supplier registers contains at least one scam company, and the trend indicates that if there’s one, there are usually more.
- 16.4% of suppliers’ company registration numbers appear more than once.
- 13% of suppliers have a Plusgiro account that’s in the process of being closed, of which 34% are already inactive.
- …and almost 4% of suppliers have an inactive Bankgiro account.
Why not pick up a whitepaper on the topic? ?
A few good
examples
- See which suppliers use Bankgiro/Plusgiro or bank accounts.
- See which suppliers are linked to inactive accounts.
- See which suppliers are duplicated, and remove the ones that aren’t needed.
- See which suppliers are at risk of bankruptcy and liquidation.
- See which suppliers don’t have corporation tax certificates.
*only available in swedish