LEADRADAR PRO · MONITORING RADAR
Monitoring Radar watches the commercial register for your existing customers and alerts you on every relevant event — bankruptcy, liquidation, management change, address change.
Most companies hear about customer events too late — from the press, from collections, or when the invoice stops getting paid. By then open receivables are often lost, contracts unresolved, and the chance for a follow-on relationship missed.
HOW IT WORKS
CSV, UID list or via our API. We normalise the names and match them reliably against the commercial register.
Every night we match all SHAB publications against your customer list. No manual research, no gaps.
Filtered notifications by email, platform task or API. You decide per event type whether and how to be alerted.
HOW THE ALERT ARRIVES
Every event appears as a task in your platform and — if you configured it — as an email to the responsible person. With context, recommended action and direct link to the official entry.
Beispiel AG
UID CHE-123.456.789 · Zurich · your customer since 2019
Bankruptcy opened
Check open receivables, halt deliveries, contact the bankruptcy office.
EXAMPLE DISPLAY
WHAT WE REPORT — RISK
These eleven signals are flagged red in the platform and optionally trigger an immediate email.
The strongest risk signal. Secure receivables, freeze contracts, contact the trustee.
DEBA Art. 175 — bankruptcy proceedings opened. Secure receivables immediately, stop shipments.
Orderly wind-down. Early action protects your claims.
Ongoing liquidation. Early contact with the liquidator is often decisive.
Company is removed from the commercial register. A final signal — close out open relationships now.
Balance sheet weakness. Shorten payment terms before the debtor defaults.
Liabilities may shift to a new entity. Check contract continuity.
Assets are being moved. Often a signal for structural changes affecting your claims.
Judicial order — often a precursor to bankruptcy or liquidation. Early warning before the formal status change reaches SHAB.
DEBA Art. 293ff — debt restructuring with a commissioner. Review contracts, file claims.
Provisional or definitive moratorium. Review contracts and shipments — the company is insolvent or close to it.
WHAT WE REPORT — OPPORTUNITY
Some changes are exactly the moment to reach out again or expand the engagement.
New decision-makers at your customer. Often the right moment for a fresh introduction.
New business area. New needs you can serve.
Growth signal. Budgets open up, projects get bigger.
Location move. A reason to discuss existing contracts and new local services.
Structural shift. Who takes over the contract, who is the new contact?
New legal structure at your customer. A reason to advise, renegotiate or adjust ongoing contracts.
New company name. Rebranding, repositioning or ownership change — often a moment when supplier relationships are reviewed too.
The company comes back. A rare comeback signal — an opening for new framework deals or renewed supplier status.
Re-entered in the commercial register. New attempt, new contact — often under new terms.
New branch at your customer. Expansion signal — opportunity for an extended mandate, local deliveries, rollout support.
Deeper structural change. Often new ownership or governance — good moment to re-pitch your services.
ALSO TRACKED: UID CHANGES · CAPITAL BAND · PAR VALUE · NOMINAL · PAID-UP — INDIVIDUALLY CONFIGURABLE
WHO IT’S FOR
Monitoring Radar works anywhere a change at a customer matters — for the mandate, the invoice or the next deal.
Every change at the customer is both risk and reason to reach out. Be the first to know when leadership, capital or address shifts.
Protect open receivables and ongoing contracts. Immediate alert on liquidation, capital reductions or bankruptcy — safeguards margin and cash flow.
New decision-makers, new business areas, new locations. Every event is a chance for a bigger order or an expanded engagement.
PLATFORM INTEGRATION
Every event lands in one dashboard. Tasks, assignments, notes, activities — seamlessly integrated. Anyone already using LeadRadar will feel at home. New users have nothing to configure: upload the customer list, done.
ALTERNATIVES
Most companies monitor their customers in one of these three ways. Each has a clear weakness.
Someone reads the daily official publications and cross-checks them against your customer list.
Where it breaks down
Not reliably feasible. Thousands of SHAB entries appear daily in legal language — and a customer may show up under multiple name variants or only via their UID. By hand, names get missed, no one does UID matching manually, and the moment someone is off sick, gaps appear. The result is invisible risk.
Mark individual companies as "watched" and receive standard email notifications.
Where it breaks down
Built for single-entry queries, not entire customer lists. Usually only a handful of standard events (bankruptcy, address) — opportunity signals like leadership changes or purpose updates are missing entirely.
A default insurance that pays out on unpaid invoices.
Where it breaks down
Reacts to the damage, not before. No opportunity lens (new mandate after a leadership change). Covers only insured customers, not your full portfolio.
Monitoring Radar tracks your entire list daily, matches normalized against 37 event types — and reports both risk and opportunity.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
From the daily Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce (SHAB) and Zefix. We process only publicly available commercial register data and match it against your customer list.
Primarily via UID (unique identifier). If no UID is available, we match on normalized company name plus seat. Uncertain matches are queued for manual confirmation — never auto-counted as hits.
Often same-day: you upload your customer list as CSV (or hand it over via API), we match entries in minutes and present uncertain matches for review. Rules for who receives which alerts are defined in a short onboarding call.
One click marks it as incorrect — the match is removed and the system remembers the distinction. Same-named companies are the main issue, and that is exactly what we specialize in.
Moneyhouse alerts on a few standard events per searched company. Monitoring Radar covers 37 event types, matches normalized (robust against typos), adds opportunity signals on top of risk signals, and integrates directly into tasks and emails — not just a web list. See comparison above.
Three channels, mix-and-match per event type: (1) task with assignment in our platform, (2) email to one or more recipients, (3) webhook / API into your own system. You decide whether bankruptcy triggers an SMS or whether an address change is only a silent note.
EU hosting in Germany, GDPR-compliant, no resale — Swiss servers on request (Enterprise). Your customer list stays your customer list — never aggregated, sold, or used for model training.
Cancel monthly, no minimum term. A one-time setup fee, then the monthly price — you can cancel at the end of any month.
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EU HOSTING · GDPR COMPLIANT · NO DATA RESALE · OPERATED BY FLUXARO SOFTWARE GMBH
A short conversation. We’ll show Monitoring Radar live and discuss whether it fits your customer book — no commitment.
or write to us directly: leadradar@fluxaro.ch