A structured review of your deal’s value, Incoterms, and payment structure — so you know whether this specific transaction is an acceptable risk before you ship.
A buyer might offer 30% advance and 70% on arrival, request 30-day open account terms, or propose L/C, D/A, or D/P. Even a legitimate, well-established buyer isn’t automatically a low-risk deal — the value, the terms, and the mechanism all shape how exposed you actually are. The real question isn’t only whether the buyer is trustworthy; it’s whether this transaction, at this value and under these terms, represents a level of risk you’re comfortable carrying.
Payment terms are usually negotiated under time pressure, often in the buyer’s favor by default. A short, independent review before you sign gives you a clearer basis for negotiating terms that actually fit the size and risk profile of this specific deal — rather than accepting whatever was proposed first.
Submit the deal details and any available documents (proforma invoice, draft contract, purchase order, correspondence on terms).
We review the value, structure, Incoterms, and proposed payment mechanism.
We identify the risk factors specific to this transaction.
You receive a structured assessment with practical recommendations.
Starting price: €100. This service is offered as a single assessment scoped to your transaction; complexity (multiple shipments, unusual terms, multiple documents) is reflected in your final quote, not in separate named tiers. A final quote is sent after we review your case.
Possible paid add-ons: review of an additional contract or set of terms; urgent turnaround.
A structured Deal & Payment Terms Assessment covering the transaction’s risk profile and practical recommendations on payment structure — which may include advance payment, Letter of Credit (L/C), Documents Against Payment (D/P), Documents Against Acceptance (D/A), open account, trade credit insurance, or a blended structure suited to the deal.
Typical turnaround: communicated once your case is reviewed and confirmed in your quote.
No. We may mention it as one of several options depending on your case, but we don’t sell or broker it.
Yes — many clients request both together, since one looks at the counterparty and the other at the transaction itself. Each is quoted separately.
No. It supports your decision-making; it does not guarantee performance or payment.