Ur-Li is an AI-driven platform that evaluates the financial solvency of legal entities by analyzing 42 parameters, including historical and current financial data. It provides businesses with precise assessments of counterparty repayment risks, potential bankruptcy probabilities, and the likelihood of debt recovery, enabling informed decision-making in contractual agreements.
Funding
$67K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Businesses face challenges in accurately assessing the financial reliability and solvency of potential counterparties, leading to increased risks of non-payment, bankruptcy, and difficulty in recovering debts. Existing solutions often lack the depth and precision needed for comprehensive risk evaluation.
Solution
Ur-Li is an AI-powered service designed to evaluate the true solvency of legal entities, providing businesses with advanced risk assessment capabilities. By analyzing 42 parameters, including historical financial data, current market conditions, and creditor behavior, Ur-Li delivers precise insights into counterparty repayment risks. The platform determines the probability of bankruptcy within a 2-year horizon and calculates the likelihood of debt recovery, enabling informed decision-making and risk mitigation. Ur-Li also estimates the maximum permissible contract amount and identifies potential tax risks, offering a comprehensive view of a company's financial health.
Target Audience
Ur-Li primarily targets business owners, financial directors, and procurement departments seeking to evaluate the solvency and tax risks of counterparties, prevent bad debt write-offs, and optimize supplier relationships.
Features
- AI-driven analysis of 42 parameters, including financial, market, and behavioral data
- Determination of the maximum permissible contract amount (credit trust limit)
- Prediction of bankruptcy probability within a 2-year timeframe
- Calculation of debt recovery probability in percentage terms
- Estimation of the maximum recoverable debt amount
- Event analytics to track counterparty behavior with creditors over 3 years
- Financial analytics based on accounting and financial statements
- Identification of related companies for a holistic risk assessment