ePort Equifax
- Businesses or individuals can log in to Equifax ePort to have streamlined access to Equifax credit reporting services
- With the Bankruptcy Navigator Index from Equifax, businesses can help protect themselves against bankruptcy loss and even increase their bankruptcy predictive scoring
- Equifax’s ePort has strong security control, plus flexible administration and convenient online storage of reports. ePort also works with a number of workplace information solutions to integrate with workflows and strategies specific to that business
Equifax ePort is an online portal designed to make access to Equifax commercial and consumer services, plus provides analytical tools to help manage risk decisions. Equifax ePort gives access to credit and employment history, plus income information, all to help manage fraud, make risk decisions, and help with collections needs
Please note…
- ePort helps businesses make credit decisions more quickly, verify a potential borrower’s identity, lessen risk, increase profitability, and strengthen overall compliance
- Equifax ePort gives the fastest way to access critical credit information and drive potential revenue
- For businesses, ePort from Equifax provides business credit reports, helps advise businesses of potential fraud, controls the Business Credit Industry Report Plus, and the National Telecommunications Data Exchange
More about Equifax:
Equifax was founded in 1899, and is considered to be one of the “big three” credit reporting agencies, along with TransUnion and Experian. Equifax is the oldest credit reporting agency, and manages over 400 million credit profiles around the world. Equifax has over $2 billion in annual revenue, and employs over 7,000 people in 14 countries. Equifax was instrumental in passing the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which focused on the rights of consumers in regards to the storage of their information in online corporate databases.
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